On Sunday 5th May 2019, Salt Communications’ team members ran 26.2 miles through the beautiful city of Belfast in aid of Friends of the Cancer Centre. The event began at Stormont and ended in Ormeau Park, and took in all parts of the City, from Boucher Road, Falls Road and Duncairn Gardens.

Friends of the Cancer Centre, based at the heart of the Cancer Centre at Belfast City Hospital, is one of the leading cancer charities in Northern Ireland working to support cancer patients and their families through key projects in the areas of clinical care, patient comforts, and research. The charity funds life-saving and life-changing projects that make a real and lasting difference to the lives of thousands of local people affected by cancer and in the last year alone, Friends of the Cancer Centre has put £1.2million back into local cancer services.

The relay team that participated in the marathon are Joe Boyle, John Bailie, Nicole Allen, Andrew Cunningham and Emmet McPoland.

“Nicole Allen, Marketing Assistant at Salt Communications said “This was an exciting one to be involved in. For the first time the Belfast City Marathon was held on a Sunday, with a new route and most importantly we raised a large sum for Friends of the Cancer Centre. We finished in just 4 hrs and 21 minutes which makes the training worth it!”

About Salt Communications

Salt Communications, ranked in the top half in the Cybersecurity 500, provides a fully enterprise-managed software solution that enables absolute privacy in mobile communications. It is easy to deploy and uses multi-layered encryption techniques to meet the highest of security standards. The Salt Communications Desktop and Mobile apps are intuitive and easy to install and use. Salt Communications’ Communication Manager provides a console for tight management of users and can be configured for the management of regulatory compliance. Salt Communications is headquartered in Belfast, Ireland, for more information visit saltcommunications.com.