CRASH | Windsor Half Marathon | September 28th 2014
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September 28th 2014 will see the 32nd Windsor Half Marathon, the Construction Industry’s main running event of the year.
The magnificent course offers avid runners and novices alike the chance to complete thirteen miles around the Windsor Great Park.
Over the years elite athletes have finished in the course close to 60 minutes followed by local Club runners and joggers who come in closer to 3 hours – ALL are welcome.
Supported by Careers in Construction and Construction News, entries in aid of CRASH - the Construction Industry’s charity for homeless people - are now open.
Why not challenge your Industry peers and form a team with colleagues and friends, or as an individual? You could be in with a chance of winning the 2014 Construction Industry Team or Construction Industry Individual Trophy.
Places will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis so don’t miss out on your chance to test yourself whilst supporting your Industry’s charity.
CRASH charity places cost £35 registration fee and we ask that you pledge a minimum sponsorship amount of £100 in support of the charity’s work with homeless people. To secure yours please contact me via email ahart@crash.org.uk or call 020 8742 0717.
As a CRASH charity runner you’ll receive:
- Fundraising support, materials and ideas
- Exclusive access to the Imtech CRASH marquee on the day, offering complimentary HoMedics foot and back massages
- A CRASH goodie bag and post run refreshments
- A CRASH t-shirt
“We would like to thank Careers in Construction and Construction News for their support of this event,” says CRASH Fundraising and Events Manager Amy Hart.
“Their genuine understanding of our work and desire to help us raise money to continue with it is really appreciated.
“Please sign up and give your Industry peers a real run for their money!”