IADC North Sea Chapter raises £3,500 for worthwhile cause

The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) North Sea Chapter brought its members together for its 43rd Annual Golf Tournament earlier in the summer.

Following the tournament, members attended a prizegiving evening during which £3,500 was raised for The Russell Anderson Foundation.

The Aberdeen-based Foundation improves the lives of children in socially deprived areas of Aberdeen through life-changing programmes that make a sustainable and measurable difference to their health and wellbeing.

Speaking of the donation, Stuart Clow, Regional Director of IADC North Sea Chapter, said: “We are incredibly proud to be donating to The Russell Anderson Foundation whose values of positivity, collaboration, trust and honesty at all levels align closely with our own. A key part of the chapter is supporting the health and wellbeing of our members and their staff, and we believe that commitment should extend to the wider community.

“The annual golf tournament and accompanying prizegiving are always a real highlight of our calendar, and we would like to thank all members and industry colleagues who were involved and who made a contribution to the donation.”

Kim Woolner, CEO of the Russell Anderson Trust, added: “We are incredibly grateful to the IADC North Sea Chapter for their generous donation of £3,500 following its annual Golf Tournament. 

“Partnerships and support like this are invaluable to our work and help us create lasting opportunities for the children and young people we work with. We are delighted to have been chosen as the beneficiary of this year's tournament and are extremely grateful to all those who made it such a success.”

Anyone interested in the IADC North Sea Chapter and its yearly events calendar can find out more via the Chapter’s webpage.

If you would like to find out more about The Russell Anderson Foundation, visit the website.