Grangemouth Triathlon Club's egg-stra special donation
The motto is deeply embedded in Grangemouth Triathlon Club (GTC) which has 135 members whose ages range from eight to 60. With Easter just around the corner, the members and coaches chose to help the Kersiebank Community Project.
They collected and donated 125 Easter eggs to the project based in Grangemouth so that those less fortunate can enjoy a chocolate treat.
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Hide AdKersiebank Community Project provides activities, support and learning opportunities for the local community, and they also run a foodbank for those living in the area.
Robert Myler, club president, recently visited the Kersiebank Foodbank to hand over the eggs and he emphasised how important it was for GTC to support local causes.
He said: “It’s important that we look out for those less fortunate than ourselves. It’s something we pride ourselves on as a club.
"We train hard in all weathers and environments but we don’t take for granted the hot meal that might be waiting at home at the end of a tough training session.”
To find out more about Grangemouth Triathlon Club visit their website.