Stannah lifts keep people and goods moving every day. Now they’re getting mobile themselves– supporting charities across the UK.
The Brackley service branch for Stannah Lifts Distribution and Service (LD&S) takes on the company’s incredible 4,000-mile charity cycling challenge, raising £513 for their chosen charity, Katharine House Hospice, which provides specialist hospice care and support for people living with life-limiting illnesses. With Stannah match funding, this brings the total to £1,026.
Together, over 700 colleagues across 11 service branches will collectively cycle one full lap of Britain by clocking up the miles on an indoor exercise bike that will travel between each location – 4,000 miles, the equivalent of 1.28 million lift journeys – keeping Britain moving in more ways than one!
Colleagues at the Brackley branch, located on Buckingham Road, have cycled an impressive 353 miles, taking the total mileage count to 4,364, 9% over the target.
Katharine House Hospice was chosen by Stannah’s employees in recognition of the incredible work it does to support people living with incurable illnesses, helping them to live life to the fullest. From hospice and end of life care to wellbeing and bereavement support, Katharine House Hospice provides compassionate and specialist care to help individuals and families navigate every stage with comfort and dignity.
Mandy Parker, Sales Consultant (Contracts) at Stannah Lift Services, says: “Katharine House Hospice is a charity that Stannah are passionate about. Many of us have had family members or friends who have received support from a hospice, so we understand first-hand the incredible difference they can make to individuals and their loved ones during some of the most difficult times in their lives. We have chosen Katharine House Hospice as the charity for our bike ride because of the vital care, compassion and support they provide to people living with life-limiting illnesses, as well as the support they offer to families and carers. Their work has a lasting impact on the local community, helping people to live with dignity and make the most of every precious moment together.”
