Comms-care, services support partner to the IT channel, held a “Do Something Funny for Money” day at their HQ in Cheshire on Friday in aid of Comic Relief.
The staff at Comms-care held many events throughout the day including a fancy dress competition, a Mario Karts Wii tournament, a silent auction, Comic Relief sweepstakes, a tuck shop and a bake sale with a donation to Comic Relief required to take part in the fun. Even the Directors took part in the fun by turning up to work in their Red Nose Day Onsies.
Prizes up for grabs throughout the day which were all purchased from the Comic Relief partners, such as Maltesers and the Wine Relief range. Everyone who donated £2 during the day also received a red nose.
The fun-filled day was topped off nicely with a spontaneous Comms-care version of the infamous Harlem Shake video.
The total raised on the fun day by the employees was an impressive £300.00.
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