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Newcastle Sports Injury Clinic raises £100 for Heel and Toe Children’s Charity

A leading Newcastle Sports Injury specialist raised £100 for charity by offering runners and supporters special rate sports massages in the run up to this year’s Great North Run.

Newcastle Sports Injury Clinic, based on Saville Place, offered sports massage treatments to runners and their families and donated money from each of the treatment fees to Heel and Toe Children’s Charity.

Karen Dearden, Clinic Director, said: “Charities rely on the funds raised at large scale events such as the Great North Run and wanted to offer our support to a local charity.

“We offered free sessions to runners during their training for the Great North Run to offer advice on training, diagnose any running injuries and help them be in the best possible position to complete the run for their chosen charity.

“We also offered sports massages to runners, their friends and families, and to members of the public at a reduced rate, donating a percentage of the fee to a charity pot.

“We involved our social media followers in the decision on which local charity to donate the funds to on this occasion and we are delighted to be able to support Heel and Toe Children’s Charity.”

Speaking on behalf of Heel and Toe Children’s Charity, Natalie Harker said: “We are delighted with the donation from Newcastle Sports Injury Clinic, we rely on donations from members of the community and organisations such as Newcastle Sports Injury Clinic to raise funds and awareness to ensure we are able to provide a wide range of services to children and families who live each day with Cerebral Palsy and other physical disabilities.”

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Newcastle Sports Injury Clinic .