Kick It With Keylite Challenge
We’re challenging our merchant partners and friends to #KickItWithKeylite, all in the name of raising money for the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice and Children’s Health Foundation Crumlin.
The challenge is simple. Participants have to kick, throw, putt or bat a ball through a Keylite Roof Window – which means no matter what your sport, you can #KickItWithKeylite! Once the challenge is complete, nominate three friends to get involved too, and make a donation through Keylite’s JustGiving page.
Participants take part at their own risk. Keylite accepts no responsibility for any potential damage by taking part in this challenge.
Get involved in the conversation by using the hashtag
#KickItWithKeylite
and donate to either of the charities as follows:
Join the likes of GAA all-star Cathal McShane, presenter Adrian Logan, and Keystone Group Commercial Director Sean Og Coyle to #KickItWithKeylite – in fact, here they are showing us just how it’s done…
Cathal McShane
Adrian Logan
Sean Og Coyle
What is Kick It With Keylite?
Team Highlights
Keylite is passionate about raising as much money as possible for both the Children’s Health Foundation Crumlin and the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice – pledging £5,000 to both amazing charities, and encouraging everyone that watches the challenges to get involved and donate to these worthwhile causes as well.
Children’s Health Foundation is a new unified children’s healthcare charity, which exists to raise funds to support the vital, life-saving work that takes place every minute of every day in Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) hospitals and urgent care centres.
The Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice works both in the community and in their buildings to provide high quality, person-centred, holistic palliative care. Offering care and support for infants, children and adults who are adjusting to living with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions, up to their death and into family bereavement support.
Join us, GAA star Cathal McShane and a host of other Irish merchants in accepting the challenge!
Participants take part at their own risk. Keylite accepts no responsibility for any potential damage by taking part in this challenge.