The Livingston James Group comprises five recruitment businesses; Livingston James, Rutherford Cross, Drummond Bridge, Edison Bond and Amicus Ford.
Every year we aim to take part in a gruelling Challenge – it helps us get to know each other a little better, but more importantly gives us a chance to support the communities we live and work in through our fundraising efforts.
This year we have chosen the physically demanding Coast to Coast Challenge – the original Rat Race adventure. Along with over a 1000 others, we will individually aim to run, bike and kayak over 105 miles through one of the most famous mountain landscapes in the world – Scotland’s Great Glen.
We have over twenty staff, almost two thirds of our whole team, and a handful of associates taking part and we aim to support two fantastic charities.
We have chosen Cancer Support Scotland and Meningitis Research Foundation, selected by the teams because somewhere in our business we have personal connections to the fantastic work these organisations do.
To donate and for more information please visit our JustGiving webpage:
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Coast to Coast Challenge 2016
The Livingston James Group comprises five recruitment businesses; Livingston James, Rutherford Cross, Drummond Bridge, Edison Bond and Amicus Ford.
Every year we aim to take part in a gruelling Challenge – it helps us get to know each other a little better, but more importantly gives us a chance to support the communities we live and work in through our fundraising efforts.
This year we have chosen the physically demanding Coast to Coast Challenge – the original Rat Race adventure. Along with over a 1000 others, we will individually aim to run, bike and kayak over 105 miles through one of the most famous mountain landscapes in the world – Scotland’s Great Glen.
We have over twenty staff, almost two thirds of our whole team, and a handful of associates taking part and we aim to support two fantastic charities.
We have chosen Cancer Support Scotland and Meningitis Research Foundation, selected by the teams because somewhere in our business we have personal connections to the fantastic work these organisations do.
To donate and for more information please visit our JustGiving webpage:
https://www.justgiving.com/teams/LivingstonJamesGroup2016CorporateChallenge
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