Rainbow Ramblers have got bags of energy
RAMBLERS at Rainbow House’s annual Rainbow Ramble bagged themselves energy packs at the finish line courtesy of the Tesco Burscough Bridge store.
Staff from the store in Liverpool Road North handed out energy packs for more than 300 ramblers as part of Tesco’s commitment to the local community.
The packs included a drink, a granola bar and a banana.
Rainbow House provides a range of services, provision and support to people who have disabilities and their families in order to help them reach a higher level of independence, while also helping families with advice and guidance.
The Rainbow Ramble featured three routes – five, 11 and 18 miles and Tesco colleagues were at the finish line to greet ramblers with their goodies.
Mark Rogers, store manager at Burscough Bridge, said: “Whilst we are dedicated and focused on serving our customers and enhancing their shopping experience, we are also keen to engage with and support our local community.
“Rainbow House is such a big part of our community and provides vital services to a large number of people.
“The Rainbow Ramble was a huge success and the store team are delighted to have been a part of it.”
Sonia Harris, parent support worker and community fundraiser at Rainbow House, said: “Our annual Rainbow Ramble is one of the highlights of the year and helps us raise significant funds from entrants and sponsorship which is still coming in.
“We’d like to thank everyone who came along on the day to take part or to cheer on loved ones.
“Everyone loved the energy packs provided by the Tesco Burscough Bridge store, we really appreciate their support.”