Sponsorship Deal Details
Ridgeway Hospital has become the official sponsor of Swindon Town FC Community Foundation’s team for the Swindon Half Marathon, which takes place on Sunday, 27 September. The partnership will help raise funds for the foundation’s disability programmes, including DS Active, pan disability football and adult learning disability sessions.
Community Impact
Darren Howell, Strategic & Partnership Manager at Swindon Town FC Community Foundation, said the partnership would support the foundation’s fundraising efforts, with all money raised going directly to disability projects. “Swindon Town FC Community Foundation would like to thank Elizabeth Rugg, Executive Director and Danusia Szczerkowska, Sales and Marketing Manager for their valued support and commitment to making a positive difference to the lives of disabled people across Swindon and the surrounding area,” Howell added.
About Ridgeway Hospital
Ridgeway Hospital, located in Wroughton, has served the community for more than 40 years and is part of Circle Health Group, the largest independent private hospital provider in the UK. The hospital’s involvement will promote inclusion, wellbeing and regular physical activity for people with disabilities in the Swindon area.
Future Collaboration
The foundation expressed enthusiasm for future projects, stating, “We look forward to working with Ridgeway Hospital again in the very near future.” The sponsorship is expected to strengthen the foundation’s capacity to deliver inclusive sporting and educational opportunities for disabled individuals.
Event Overview
The Swindon Half Marathon is a key community event that attracts participants from across the region. By aligning with the Swindon Town FC Community Foundation, Ridgeway Hospital demonstrates its commitment to local health and social initiatives.
Conclusion
The partnership between Ridgeway Hospital and Swindon Town FC Community Foundation marks a significant step toward enhancing disability support services in Swindon, ensuring that disabled people have greater access to sports and learning opportunities.
