Accountancy firm KPMG has formed an association with the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
KPMG recently decided to take on an annual charity, highlighting and supporting a different cause each year, and staff voted for the MNDA to be the first one to be supported.
The recent Santa Dash raised over £500 in sponsorship and the company intends to run further fundraising events every month.
The MNDA is a local, independently funded charity, which receives support and backing from the national organisation.
Its chair on the Island Sue Robinson says having KPMG's support is a fantastic boost.
Motor neurone disease is a progressive, fatal illness which can affect anyone.
Life expectancy after the onset of symptoms is between two to five years.
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