Apartment Owners at Churchill Living‘s Trinity Lodge in the heart of Formby took on the Movember challenge and helped raise £672 through sponsorship. This amount has been match-funded by Churchill’s charitable arm – the Churchill Foundation – meaning a total of £1,344 will go towards Prostate Cancer UK and CALM, a men’s mental health charity.
Colin Preston, David Smith, Alex Moon, Bill Black, Tom Bradshaw, Mark Summers and Reverend Chris Quine took on the challenge to raise awareness and much needed funds for their chosen charities, and to have a bit of fun along the way.
Lodge Manager Jo Taylor, who oversees the day-to-day running of Trinity Lodge and helped co-ordinate the Movember challenge, said: “They have all done really well and I’m very proud that they took part, with some impressive Movember Moustaches on display by the end of the month! We were delighted that the Churchill Foundation was able to match-fund the amount raised to support the amazing work of our chosen charities Prostate Cancer UK and CALM.”
Trinity Lodge is a retirement development of 42 one and two bedroom apartments for sale, specially designed for the over 60s to enable an active and independent lifestyle with no more worries about maintenance. The last few apartments remaining for sale at the Lodge have been designed to make life easier and more enjoyable in retirement years and offer security, peace of mind and independent living, while being surrounded by a friendly, new community.
For more information, visit the show complex open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm, call 01704 740366 or go to www.churchillretirement.co.uk.