Details of our 29km walk around Rutland Water Details of our 29km walk around Rutland Water

Details of our 29km walk around Rutland Water

Help us support Macmillan| Published in Campaigns on 21 January 2020 by our Marketing Team
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Macmillan provides families with invaluable support at undoubtedly one of their most difficult times. The compassion, care, and support provided is exceptional. Unfortunately, many of us will experience losing a loved one to cancer and our aim is to continue to support Macmillan to ensure their nurses’ fantastic support is available for every family when needed.

2020 is a leap year and as part of our support for Macmillan Cancer Support, we are focusing on the number 29 as £29 is the cost per hour for a Macmillan nurse to spend time helping people living with cancer and their families to receive essential medical, practical and emotional support.

Members of staff from Pygott & Crone, along with their family and friends are looking to raise £2,900 by walking a 29km route around Rutland Water on Sunday 23rd February, individually and in relay teams.

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