Held at one of London’s most recognisable skyscrapers, we will be racing up the stairs of Tower 42 for the timed challenge. Tower 42 is also a valued client site, so it’s a great opportunity for our team to support an important cause in a familiar setting.
Taking on the Tower 42 Challenge
MS-UK provides practical guidance, information and support to help people living with MS feel better informed, understood and supported.
Through the Tower Walk, Team DOC will be helping raise funds towards MS-UK’s services, including its helpline, health professional education and accessible group activities. Each donation will contribute to the charity’s ongoing work supporting people affected by MS, as well as their families, friends and carers.
Meet the team
Taking part from DOC Cleaning are Sophie O’Shea, Head of Marketing, Nik Prinjha, Digital Marketing Executive, Ella McGuinness, People Advisor, Poppy Kirby, Administrative and Marketing Support, and Heidi Needham, Business Development Executive.
The team will be representing different areas of the business, coming together outside of their day-to-day roles to support MS-UK. With each participant taking on the Tower 42 stair climb, the challenge shows commitment and support for a cause that affects many individuals and families across the UK.
Each team member has their own individual fundraising page with a goal of £250. This allows you to support individual participants, with every donation contributing towards the team’s overall fundraising total for MS-UK.
We have taken part in previous Tower 42 events, and they have always been a great way to bring colleagues together in support of a meaningful cause. We are proud to be supporting MS-UK this year and look forward to taking on the challenge.
Support Team DOC
To support our team and help raise funds for MS-UK, donations can be made through our JustGiving page.
Every contribution will help MS-UK continue providing support, information and services for people affected by multiple sclerosis.
Get in touch with our team to find out more.