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OLIVER UK Partnership

Thomas Eccles · Tuesday, 9 September 2025

OLIVER UK Partnership

Girls in Motion is delighted to partner with OLIVER UK, one of the UK’s leading squash equipment providers, for our upcoming event at the National Squash Centre on October 5th. OLIVER UK will supply prizes for participants and offer a special discount code, GIM15, giving 15% off, with 10% of all sales donated back to Girls in Motion to support the charity’s mission of empowering girls through sport.

Tom Eccles, Trustee for Girls in Motion, said: "We’re excited to work with OLIVER UK. Their support helps reward our participants while reinforcing the message that girls can thrive in sport, gain confidence, and have fun doing it."

Shaun Sullivan, OLIVER UK Founder, added: "Girls in Motion does amazing work inspiring the next generation of female athletes. We’re proud to provide prizes and give back to the charity, helping more young girls enjoy squash and feel empowered to reach their potential."

This collaboration highlights Girls in Motion’s dedication to inclusivity and community engagement, ensuring sport remains accessible and inspiring for young girls.

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