Kilimanjaro Climb Against MND & Great North Run

A dear friend and colleague, Allen Creedy, Planning Director at Ethical Partnership and SLC Property has recently been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. The news came as a huge shock to all that know Allen.

As a chartered member of the Royal Town Planning Institute, Fellow of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment, and former Environment and Energy Policy lead at the Federation of Small Businesses, Allen has dedicated his life to delivering the infrastructure and other development needed to improve our environment, economy and society.

As a friend to many, it is important that we show Allen our support at this difficult time.

There are many more people like Allen. It seems that knowing someone that is living with an MND diagnosis is becoming increasingly common.

The truth is, MND can affect anyone - no matter your age or lifestyle.

We must do more to raise awareness and support research into treating this condition.

All at Ethical Partnership and SLC Property are keen to show their support to Allen and have decided to take on several challenges.

This September, over 7 days, Peter will be climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest freestanding mountain in the world, at 19,341ft above sea level.

On 11th September, Jo, Sophie and Alannah will be participating in their first half-marathon by completing the Great North Run - a big challenge, for a bigger cause.

This is a daunting challenge, but nothing in comparison to that faced by those living with MND and their loved ones.

Please donate what you can and help show your support in the fight against MND.

Thank you.