BlueSky Pensions Supports new Challenge for a Cause

BlueSky Pensions Supports new Challenge for a Cause

BlueSky will be promoting the Electrical Industries Charity’s new Challenge for a Cause ‘Raise the Roof’ campaign at their Annual Summer Party 2017.

The Electrical Industries Charity is working in partnership with BlueSky Pensions to increase awareness of the new Challenge for a Cause campaign which aims to raise £250,000 to transform the lives of the Dickinson family.

The Electrical Industries Charity’s ‘Raise the Roof’ campaign was set up to help the Dickinson family to look forward to the future and help a mother of three, Caz Dickinson with her development. By sponsoring one brick at a time, you will have a unique opportunity to have your name/company name engraved on each brick that you sponsor.

A personalised brick allows you to put your name on this very special project and serve as long-lasting tributes for the Dickinson family. Read the full here.

BlueSky’s Summer Party is taking place at the dazzling Sky Bar in London on Thursday 15 June 2017 at the Grange, St Paul’s in London.

Guests on the night will have a chance to enjoy one of the most iconic views in London while learning about BlueSky’s innovative product offerings. The event promises to bring the best entertainment on the night with the award-winning comedian Nathan Caton and the soulful singer Lorena Dale.

“We are excited to be working in partnership with BlueSky Pensions who will be helping us on this new challenge to raise essential funds and transform the lives of the Dickinson family,” says Electrical Industries Charity’s Managing Director, Tessa Ogle.

Alice Moloney, Head of Marketing at BlueSky adds: “We are delighted to be working together with the Electrical Industries Charity and bringing awareness of such an extraordinary cause. We believe that the ‘Raise the Roof’ campaign is an incredible way to get everyone involved to help the Dickinson family to have a life they deserve and most importantly help Caz with her development.”

For further information, contact Vicky Gray at: vicky.gray@electricalcharity.org or visit: www.electricalcharity.org

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