Travel Retail Consortium raises £12,774 for Macmillan Cancer Support

By Holly Motion |

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Travel Retail Consortium Macmillan Cancer

TRC took part in the Ultra Challenge Halloween 10K walk in London.

The Travel Retail Consortium has raised £12,774 for Macmillan Cancer Support at a Halloween charity walk in London.

Members of the Travel Retail Consortium (TRC), alongside family and colleagues, took part in the Ultra Challenge Halloween 10K Walk on 31 October.

The total includes funds raised by former TRC Chair Richard Thorpe, with the Consortium matching all donations pound for pound.

“We are absolutely delighted with the amount raised and incredibly proud of everyone who took part, donated and supported the initiative,” said Sharon Edwards-Smith, Chair of the TRC.

“The TRC’s decision to match the funds raised means we have been able to double the impact of everyone’s efforts, and we are thrilled to be contributing £12,774 to Macmillan Cancer Support.”

Image Credit: Travel Retail Consortium
Travel Retail Consortium Macmillan Cancer

TRC generously matched all funds raised pound for pound.

The fundraiser was held as part of #KickCancerThon, the cancer charity campaign established by the late Sinead Moodie.

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