ADEY backs Gloucester Rugby’s World Cup campaign

ADEY backs Gloucester Rugby’s World Cup campaign

With Kingsholm announced as a venue for next year’s Rugby World Cup, ADEY Professional Heating Solutions is getting behind Gloucester Rugby’s ‘Road to 2015’ initiative which starts with a sponsored charity walk.

L-R: Gloucester Rugby fly-half, Freddie Burns, ADEY’s Marketing Director, Haimish Mead, Gloucester Rugby CEO, Stephen Vaughan and Gloucester Rugby centre, Henry Trinder.

On Sunday 9 February, the club is hosting a three mile sponsored walk which takes in the historic sights of the city. Participants will be sponsored to take part, with 60% of the money raised going to their own good causes, and the other 40% donated to Gloucester Rugby Community (CIC).
Haimish Mead, Marketing Director at ADEY, said: “This is a great community initiative and as Gloucester Rugby’s main sponsors we’re delighted and proud to support it and encourage other organisations to do the same. It’s a chance for everyone to get involved and we’ll certainly be putting an ADEY team forward to raise money for one of our nominated charities for 2014.
“To have the world’s biggest rugby tournament come to Kingsholm is fantastic. It’s a real opportunity for the club and the city to show what a warm welcome we can give rugby followers from around the world. Kingsholm is steeped in history and is sure to be a fitting venue for the international stage.”
Sponsorship incentives are being provided by Gloucester Rugby to reward participants for taking part and raising money for their nominated causes. These include a Gloucester Rugby flag, team poster and match tickets to Kingsholm and Twickenham.
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