In an effort to gain better charity exposure through motorsport in Japan, KCMG Super Formula driver Richard Bradley is pleased to announce that he will represent and support the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) as part of his advocacy this season.The British driver will engage in various on and off track initiatives which will promote RMHC in a new and different platform.
With the help of his team, Bradley aims to help boost the charity’s presence through Super Formula by engaging in activities with fans during the events throughout the season. He is also looking at gaining more exposure for the charity through car advertisement by including the RMHC branding in his car livery. In line with this, the 21 year old driver is looking forward to take on other promotional events away from the race track to help raise awareness and spend time with children from the charity.
Bradley states that the main objective of this partnership is to help gain exposure for a good cause and help raise as much donations as possible for the kids in the homes. He expressed, “I’m delighted to partner with RMHC for a great cause. I look forward to having a long and successful relationship and gaining them as much exposure as possible.”
Ronald McDonald House Charities is a global private organization whose mission is to create, find and support programs that directly improve the health and well being of children. The charity has a global network of Chapters in 52 countries, including Japan.
On behalf of their group, Ronald McDonald House Charities Japan representative Mikako Yamamoto quotes, “We are very happy about Richard’s proposal. This support is going to be a great opportunity to raise our awareness among the young people who visit the circuit.” To find out more about RMHC, visit http://www.rmhc.com/
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