Lawrence stephens chooses trekstock as its 2024 charity partner
A big thank you to all the team at Lawrence Stephens for selecting Trekstock as its 2024 charity partner of the year!
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Corporate partners help us support young people living life alongside cancer – we're so excited to have Lawrence Stephens on board
Lawrence Stephens is proud to support a worthy cause and not only that, they've gone the extra mile... Solicitor Emma is running her first London Marathon for Trekstock this April, and the Lawrence Stephens team is also excited to take part in Trekstock’s Trek This City challenge—a 10-mile trek through nine Royal Parks from Richmond to London Bridge on July 6th 2024.
"My lovely Dad was diagnosed and beat cancer in his 30s so our family knows how important charities like Trekstock are in supporting people through such a difficult time in their lives. I am lucky to have such a strong and determined role model to get me through the 42.2kms!"
Lawrence Stephens will also kindly offer its office space to us for hosting events throughout the year. Managing Director, Steven Bernstein comments:
“We are all delighted to begin this partnership with a charity doing such important work. Trekstock makes a massive difference in the lives of young people with cancer, and we are delighted to support such an important cause.”
Founder of Trekstock, Sophie Epstone comments:
“We at Trekstock are so excited to work with the team at Lawrence Stephens this year! It is deeply gratifying to be chosen as Lawrence Stephens’ charity partner, and we look forward to furthering our shared goal of helping young people experiencing the effects of cancer.”
Visit our new partners' website for more info. To support Emma with her marathon goal, click here!
Other news
We were deeply saddened to hear of the death of Trekstock Ambassador Liam Payne in October. Liam generously donated his time and energies to supporting us in the early days, and for that we will always be grateful.
We are thrilled to announce that Walker Cole International have chosen Trekstock as our new charity partner for 2024.
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