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Cleaver Property Management does the #TwoPointSixChallenge

Leanne Gresswell • May 01, 2020

Find out how the Cleaver Property Management team raised £1,800 to support UK charities...

This year, on the 26th April, the UK came together to support charities struggling through the Covid-19 pandemic. The Two Point Six Challenge was created by London Marathon organisers, to make sure charities didn’t suffer from the cancellation of the annual event. People of all ages across the nation joined in, with challenges of all shapes and sizes! Including the team at Cleaver Property Management, along with some of our four legged friends. From dancing to cycling, football tricks and telling jokes, everyone got involved in their own unique way to support their chosen charity. 

With huge thanks to Martin and Susan Cleaver, who have donated £100 to each team member's charity of choice (as well as their own), we have collectively raised £1,800, which will be shared by the following charities: Breast Cancer UK, Mencap, Mind, Sebastian's Action Trust, The NHS, The Ulverscroft Foundation, MS Society UK, Binfield Dog Rescue, Terrence Higgins Trust, Captain Tom Moore, Macmillan Cancer Support, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Battersea Dogs Trust, Combat Stress and Anthony Nolan. And here's how we did it..
We hope you enjoyed watching our 2.6 Challenge compilation video! Team effort aside, this wouldn't have been possible without the generosity of Martin and Susan Cleaver, so we want to take this opportunity to extend our thanks, particularly on behalf of our chosen charities, for their donations:
"I am so happy to join CPM with the 2.6 Challenge. This is a great initiative and a great idea. I am proud that I can work in your company. Thank you very much for donating to the vision-impaired foundation!"
- Sylwester Wojcik, chosen charity: The Ulverscroft Foundation

“A heartfelt thank you to Sue & Martin from both myself & Mike for your generosity to a charity which is very close to our hearts”
- Zoe Tilbury, chosen charity: The MS Society

"Thank you so much Martin & Sue for your generous donations to these deserving charities. £1,800 is a massive contribution that will make a huge difference to many people’s lives!"
- Kerry Ramsay, chosen charity: Anthony Nolan

“Thank you very much for your donation, every little bit makes a difference."
- Mark Sawyer, chosen charity: Captain Tom Moore for The NHS

"Thank you so much to Sue and Martin for facilitating and organising for the team to take part in the 2.6 challenge. This was a fantastic and generous initiative which really helped to bring the team together in a time that we are all apart. The experience was great fun and it lifted the spirits to know that I was supporting the great work that Sebastians Action Trust undertake for families who need support, particularly at this difficult time."
- Taryn Paroni-Barry, chosen charity: Sebastian's Action Trust

"Many thanks to you & Martin for making it possible with your generous sponsorship."
- Helen Helliwell, chosen charity: The NHS

"Martin & Sue, thank you for giving us an opportunity to take a part in 2.6 challenge as a Company and for your generous contributions to our chosen charities. Your kindness is a blessing!"
- Agata Jablonska, chosen charity: Binfield Dog Rescue

Hello Sue and Martin! I just wanted to say thank you for organising the 2.6 Challenge on Sunday. It was lovely to take part, and also thank you for donating the money to all those amazing charities. Hopefully we will soon meet again."
- Magda Andrzejewska, chosen charity: Mind

"Thank you so much Sue and Martin for getting us all involved in the 2.6 Challenge, and for your donation to Combat Stress. The mental health support they provide to military veterans is so important, now more than ever perhaps. Your generosity will go a long way to helping out them and all of the other chosen charities in this difficult time."
- Leanne Gresswell, chosen charity: Combat Stress

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