A little bit of magic at Baxi Commercial

04 February, 2009

Is it a dress-down day? Or is it a dress-up day? Whatever it is, when Sean Reynolds (you can surely guess where he is in our picture), product manager for Andrews Water Heaters dressed up in luminous pink tights, wig, tutu and fairly wings, he raised £1029 for Breast Cancer Awareness — over three times his original target of £300.

‘I was speechless when I heard how much we’d raised. It far exceeded any of our expectations. I’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who kindly donated — including Thermatic Maintenance in Manchester, Boiler Plant Maintenance in Cardiff, Universal Heat Maintenance in London and Unvented Direct in Norwich.’

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