Motorpoint managers raise £13,722 for Scope with Three Peaks challenge

Managers from across Motorpoint have raised £13,722 for Scope after completing the National Three Peaks Challenge.

The team took on the challenge on 18th August and included seven general sales managers, operations director Russell Louth and chief operating officer Kal Singh.

The group climbed more than 3,000 metres across Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon, with more than 11 hours of driving required between the three mountains.

The 24-mile challenge was the first major fundraising activity since Motorpoint began its partnership with disability equality charity Scope.

The team raised £6,861, which Motorpoint matched pound for pound, taking the final donation to £13,722.

Becky Greensmith, communications and engagement partner at Motorpoint, said: “I’m incredibly proud of this team, and I know I speak on behalf of everyone at Motorpoint when I say what an incredible achievement this has been. They’ve shown remarkable resilience and teamwork throughout the challenge and set a fantastic example for colleagues across the business. We couldn’t be prouder of what they’ve achieved.”

Sammi Skelding, head of partnerships and philanthropy at Scope, said: “A huge thank you to everyone at Motorpoint who took on the Three Peaks Challenge this August. Through their incredible determination, the team raised an outstanding amount of money that will help fund Scope’s vital services and make a real difference to disabled people and their families across the UK.

“Beyond the impressive fundraising achievement, the team’s efforts have helped raise awareness of disability inclusion and the challenges disabled people face every day. We’re proud to have Motorpoint alongside us as we work towards an equal future with disabled people. We’re looking forward to seeing how Motorpoint continues to champion disability inclusion through our partnership and the impact we can create together.”