This is Lincolnshire --TWO daredevils from Paragon Labels will be taking to the skies before jumping out of a plane to raise money for the Butterfly Hospice and national charity Cancer Research UK.
Friends Maria Chester and Sue Thorn work together in the finance department at Paragon Labels.
After having seen so many of their friends and colleagues fighting cancer they decided it was time to give something back to the community.
For Maria and Sue the Skydive will start with a short tandem briefing with qualified parachuting instructors followed by a 15,000ft jump and a whole adrenalin-fuelled minute of free fall reaching terminal velocity at 120mph.
Speaking on behalf of them both, Sue said: "We are both very excited and looking forward to the experience which is taking place on September 21 at Hibaldstow aerodrome near Brigg in North Lincolnshire.
"All sponsorship will be appreciated as we are hoping to raise as much money as we can for the Butterfly Hospice and Cancer Research UK. Paragon Labels has been very supportive and backed us all the way".
The Butterfly Hospice is an independent, local charity working to provide palliative and end of life care to people who have been diagnosed with a life-limiting illness.
The newly-built Butterfly hospice sits within four acres of grounds near to Pilgrim Hospital in Boston.
Head of volunteering at The Butterfly Hospice Trust, Davina Hellon said: "The Paragon Labels management and staff in Boston and Spalding have been valued supporters of the hospice for many years and have undertaken all sorts of fundraising challenges. We thank them all and we wish Maria and Sue a wonderful experience and good luck with their fundraising."
For information on how to sponsor Maria and Sue please call Paragon Labels on 01205 353353. Reported by This is 9 minutes ago.