Giving Back

Reading Audi - Giving Back

Reading Audi have done a great job in raising £113 for Children in Need this November 2011. The team also showed their support by dressing up for the occasion...

Reading Audi are extremely proud of team members Hayley Foster, Terry Osgood and Sam McGready who took part in the ASICS London 10K on the 17th July 2011. This is the third year that Reading Audi have entered a team into this race, this year was in order to raise money for their sponsored charity, Duchess of Kent House in Reading.

In order to offer praise and support to these individuals feel free to visit their 'Just Giving' website. 

March 2011

Reading Audi is delighted to have been able to support the 2011 Reading Half Marathon by providing Audi lead cars and 2 runners.

The award winning new Audi A1, Audi A4 Avant Technik, Audi Q7 3.0TFSi and the new Audi A7 Sportback lead the races. The Audi A5 Cabriolet also featured at the event, in a photograph with the winning athletes. A special mention also to Terry Osgood and Sam McGready, 2 of our Audi Technician Team who ran to raise money for Reading Audi’s nominated charity, the Duchess of Kent House Charity.

For the 2nd year running Reading Audi entered the ASICS 10K Run in London - Saturday 11th July 2010
Raising money for the local Duchess of Kent Charity

Jason, Terry, Paul Simon and Sam completed the course and Matt and Keith, Audi Technicians at Reading also serviced and cleaned the patient bus.

Head of Business Mike Murphy said  "This is the second year we've run the 10K race to raise funds for this local well deserved cause and I'm very proud of the guys in my team that entered"

Wednesday 14th July 2010
Reading Audi's Annual "Ice cream treat" for the residents and staff at the Duchess of Kent Hospice.

Head of Business Mike Murphy, this year sent "Daves Ices" Reading's local Ice cream van, to treat everyone on the special day of the Hopsices' launch of their "Home Support"

He said "I'm really proud that we have been a small part of this much needed development for the hospice".