Vizion Network plans charity skydive
Vizion Network will raise funds for Air Ambulance and St. Margarets Scouts when 13 colleagues do charity skydives this summer.
They will execute tandem skydives at Skydive Hinton and Skydive Hibaldstow in June and July.
The Air Ambulance delivers rapid lifesaving care in emergencies with an average mission cost of £2,500.
Meanwhile, St. Margarets Scouts in Hull supports children in England’s fourth most deprived local authority.
Steve Close, head of vehicle procurement and skydive co-ordinator, said: “This isn’t just about skydiving, it’s about a collective action. When we support each other’s passions or fears and push beyond comfort zones we create ripples of change. We are proud to stand with these amazing colleagues as they champion such vital causes.”
Adrian Streather, training co-ordinator and skydive Co-ordinator, added:
“Even with an exceptional fear of heights it isn’t about me it’s about improving the lives of others or even saving them.”
With £50 funding a child’s scout camp adventure and £500 paying for helicopter fuel for a critical Air Ambulance mission, Vizion has set up a justgiving page for anyone wishing to donate.
