A group of CMS Cameron McKenna trainee solicitors are embarking on a gruelling trek between their London and Bristol offices for charity next week.
On 19 January, the nine trainees and the graduate recruitment partner Simon Pilcher will begin the four-day, 130 mile journey in a bid to raise £5,000 for charity partner Special Olympics GB.
One trainee solicitor Andrew Parsons said: “We’re proud to be working with such an amazing organisation and are really enthusiastic about meeting our goal for sponsorship.
“We’ll be walking up to 34 miles a day to reach our goal in just four days and we’ll be joined along the way by athletes from Special Olympics clubs across the country.”
The firm entered into a bi-annual charity partnership with Special Olympics GB last year to support over 8000 people with learning disabilities in the UK.
In the past, members of the law firm have completed a 24-hour relay around London and completed the Three Peaks Challenge raising over £18,000 for their bi-annual charities.
“When some of our trainees suggested a walk to Bristol it sounded a fun idea. It was far too late when I discovered it was to be in January and we had to do it all in one go,” added Pilcher.
“It’s going to be gruelling, but hopefully a lot of fun and it’s raising money for a really good cause.”
Readers' comments (1)
Anonymous | 12-Jan-2012 10:46 pm
''Walking up to (probably less than) 34 miles a day and sleeping under the starts (the 5 stars) each night''
Well done guys!
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