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Jackson Rowe are proud to have continued their support for the Teenage Cancer Trust (TCT) at the annual Rusty Clarke and friends Endurance Karting Race. The event united karting enthusiasts and supporters of the Teenage Cancer Trust, creating a lively and competitive atmosphere on the track.
As we sped around the Buckmore Park circuit, our primary focus remained on raising funds for the vital work of the Teenage Cancer Trust. The race, with a mix of high-speed excitement and community spirit, exemplified the power of sport to bring people together for a meaningful cause.
“Teenage Cancer Trust has a specialist unit in almost every major NHS cancer treatment hospital across England, where we fund expert nurses, Youth Support Coordinators and Multidisciplinary Team Coordinators to provide the very best care and support for young people facing cancer.” Source: www.teenagecancertrust.org/about-us/our-work-across-uk
We are proud to have supported such a worthy cause and had a great night at the same time.
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