Race to the Brewery 2020
If you are looking for a fantastic event for your company or a group of mates to get involved in, look no further than the Property Brokers Race to the Brewery.
Run as a fundraiser for Relay for Life and the Cancer Society. Contestants embark on a race from Property Brokers' Head Office at 240 Broadway Palmerston North and take on a variety of disciplines before being greeted with Mangatainokas finest East India Pale Ale at the Tui Brewery.
There are six legs, so the majority of teams are made up of 6 members, but you can have up to 10 or as few as one if you are really keen!
In association with our friends at Tui, C B Norwood and Media Works, this event is a great challenge, good fun and in the name of a terrific cause. If competing isn’t your thing, the party at the brewery afterwards is a good incentive.
- When:
Saturday 29 February ’20, 11:00am – 4:00pm
- Where: Property Brokers, 234 Broadway Avenue
- Restrictions: All Ages
- Ticket Information:
* Team (4-10 participants): $600.00
* Small team (2-3 participants): $300.00
* Solo participant: $200.00
* Sponsor a team: $600.00
Entries are now open! To register, click the link and complete the online form.
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