Clarke Facades get on running shoes!

Clarke Facades has raised a mammoth £5,573 by running the Belfast City Marathon in support of the Causeway Down's Syndrome Association.

This year the Portglenone company extended its fundraising efforts by working alongside a specific charity of their own personal choice; The Causeway Down’s Syndrome Association.

To help raise funds for the charity, the Clarke Façade team entered two relay teams into the Belfast City Marathon.

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Training tirelessly for the event, the team effortlessly passed the finishing line clocking up a combined total of 26 miles.

With an initial fundraising target of £2,000, the Clarke Façade team surpassed their target and raised a magnificent £5573. The extra funds raised by the company has provided the Causeway Down’s Syndrome Association with a year’s supply of top medical advice and has helped pay for a year of coaching sessions for a DSActive team (Football for people with DS).

Clarke Facades Managing Director, Eugene Clarke commented: “We are absolutely delighted to have exceeded our target of £2,000 which is just fantastic news.

“This is testimony of the hard work, commitment and dedication of everyone at Clarke Facades.

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“The charity has a close, personal connection to our hearts and we are thrilled that the extra funds will benefit the charity”.

Mary Hunter, Chairwoman at The Causeway Down’s Syndrome Association continued: “I am delighted to accept this fundraising cheque on behalf of the Association, as a charity we rely entirely on voluntary donations, we currently need £2 million per annum to operate and the funds which the team have raised will benefit us greatly; it was a pleasure to work with Clarke Facades”.