Sport Relief 2018 – The Photos

Contact centres across the country supported Sport Relief this year. Check out the stories and photos below.

AO Customer Experience Contact Centre all ready for Sport Relief again

At ao.com we hold charity dear. So much work goes into making sure we support Sport Relief, it’s great to be involved in. Massive well done to our Contact Centre Taskforce for decorating!

We’ve got WiiSports (which I’ll be the best at), a putting competition (which I’ll win) and our weekly Kahoot Quiz of Doom (which will be sports related and Anthony Coleman will win for the Management Team).

BT offices get ready for Sport Relief

Our people at @adastralpark have been racking up the steps for @sportrelief today.

BT Swansea team ready for Sport Relief donations. |Give us a call!! @MarcAllera @BTCymruWales @BTGroup #SportsRelief @sportrelief – Many thanks to @ben koscian

Our people have been doing amazing things to raise funds for @sportrelief

BT Towers Swansea and the Ospreys – thanks to @ospreys

thanks to @BTGroup

Severn Trent volunteers are loving taking calls for #SportRelief

Thanks to @stwater

Ascensos Wheelie Motivated to Raise Cash for Sport Relief

The team at Ascensos, the Scottish-based contact centre management specialist, took part in this year’s cycle challenge for Sport Relief and raised over £300.

Ascensos set up two spin bikes in its Motherwell office and staff had the chance to go through the gears, with each cyclist targeting prizes for the furthest distance travelled.

Each participant had 10 minutes to record their distance and the furthest cycled was 9.7 miles by Daniel McNulty, who won an impressive Fitbit device.

As a team, Ascensos’ Motherwell office travelled over 339 miles. Ascensos also has offices in Clydebank and the Isle of Wight. All three teams took part in this challenge for Sport Relief and as a business they travelled a total of 945 miles, which is the distance between John O’Groats to the contact centre in the Isle of Wight then back up to Loch Lomond.

Commenting on the Sport Relief cycle challenge, John Devlin, CEO of Ascensos, said: “The team at Ascensos are so committed and passionate about supporting organisations that make a real difference to people’s lives. I am really proud to have such a dedicated team who are always excited about taking part in these events.

“Sport Relief is a great charity to get behind. It encourages people to get active while raising money that truly will support vulnerable people across the UK and throughout the world and help them to live happier and healthier lives.”

HomeServe People ‘Raced the Reed’

Last week HomeServe People ‘Raced the Reed’ in an attempt to complete the most steps. The top five achieved an incredible average of 144k steps over three days! #SportRelief #WeAreHomeServe