A team from Arrow Electronics has taken on a big challenge, cycling over 150 miles from Harrogate to Whitby and back. The team, made up of Arrow staff, leading vendors, and suppliers, has raised over £10,000 for us.
The Harrogate-based team have already raised £23,100 since starting a charity collaboration with us in May 2021. To kick off their second year of fundraising, a team of 28 took on Arrow’s Great Yorkshire Cycle, a gruelling 150 miles with a 4,000-feet climb that took in some of the county’s most breath-taking scenery.
Nick Bannister, vice president sales for Arrow’s enterprise computing solutions business in the UK and Ireland, said, ‘I’m really proud of our team who have gone out of their way to support this great charity over the last 12 months. It was great to see so many of our vendors and suppliers get involved in the Arrow Great Yorkshire Cycle, and I’m looking forward to seeing how much we can raise this year.’
Abigail Proctor, our partnerships manager said, ‘We’re so grateful for the support of Arrow over the last 12 months. The support they are giving us will make such a big difference to the hundreds of families we care for every year.’
The arrow team will take on its next big challenge in September when a team tackles the Arrow Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge.
About Arrow Electronics
Arrow Electronics guides innovation forward for over 220,000 leading technology manufacturers and service providers. With 2021 sales of $34 billion, Arrow develops technology solutions that improve business and daily life. Learn more at fiveyearsout.com.
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