What is the Accumulator Challenge?

The Accumulator Challenge is a local initiative that will see businesses in the community competing against each other to raise as much as possible for ellenor. We will give your company a crisp £50 note and four months to find ways of increasing it as much as you can. You can be as creative as you dare to be, as long as you keep it safe and legal!

Why take part?

Getting your company involved with the Accumulator Challenge is a fantastic way to engage staff and inject a little fun into the workplace. We will be there to support you along the way and your dedicated contact from ellenor will be on hand to help you with your fundraising ideas. However you decide to complete the challenge, this is an ideal opportunity to encourage teamwork, develop creativity, boost morale amongst staff and engage with your local community!

The winners will be mentioned in any press releases sent out once the challenge is complete and will be featured on our website and social media pages. Our Accumulator Challenge Awards will take place in February and this year there are six trophies up for grabs:

• Winner  - Gold Award
• Runner Up - Silver Award
• Runner Up - Bronze Award
• Community Engagement Award
• Innovation Award
• Outstanding Achievement Award

How can we join?

Our 2021 Accumulator Challenge begins on Wednesday 1 September.

Register your business or request further information. Alternatively, please contact Jemma Kemp on 07787 255 222 or email jemma.kemp@ellenor.org 

Our 2020 challenge sponsor was Copley Ltd, a tiling and installation company specialising in high-end residential and commercial projects across London, Midlands, and the surrounding areas.

Colin Copley, Director of Copley Ltd said “This year at Copley, we have decided to focus our efforts on one charity. Having experienced first-hand the care that the charity provides to families in difficult times, supporting ellenor seemed the perfect fit for us. We are proud to be sponsoring this challenge to help ellenor raise the funds that they need to be able to continue this work and hope that as many businesses as possible will get involved”