The Soudal Team taking on Tough Mudder

Soudal UK team gearing up for Tough Mudder

Soudal UK team gearing up for Tough Mudder

A team from Soudal UK is taking part in the Tough Mudder 5K Challenge on 5 July 2024, in support of Tamworth Wellbeing and Cancer Support Centre.

Tamworth Wellbeing and Cancer Support Centre is a registered charity providing essential services to individuals and families affected by cancer and chronic illnesses.

The 11-strong Soudal UK team taking on the Tough Mudder challenge on 5 July includes: Adam Machin, Annie Cook, Ben Bryon-Edmond, Charlotte Marsden, Eduardo Lopez-Martin, Jonathan Tanser, Max Sansome, Nathan Evans, Rohan Rana, Tess Siggins, and Thomas Ridgway, are ready to take on mud, obstacles, and endurance in a bid to raise crucial funds for a charity close to the company’s heart.

Supporting a local charity that changes lives

Tamworth Wellbeing and Cancer Support Centre offers a vital support network, providing:

  • Emotional and practical assistance for individuals and families facing cancer and chronic conditions
  • Complementary support services alongside medical treatments
  • Guidance on resources and self-care to promote independence
  • Wellbeing initiatives, including diet, exercise, and holistic therapies

Every donation makes a difference. Join us in cheering on the Soudal Tough Mudder team as they push their limits for an incredible cause!

Donate here: Soudal UK is fundraising for Tamworth Wellbeing and Cancer Support Centre

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