GENEROUS office workers went thirsty for a day in a bid to raise cash for underprivileged families in Africa.
Staff at Bidfood, in Leigh Road, Slough raised hundreds of pounds by being limited to just five litres of water, which had to last them 24 hours on March 22.
However, they were told to go about their daily lives, including drinking, washing and cooking with the short supply of fluids.
Research shows that the average person in England uses 150 litres of water per day.
Andrew Selley, CEO at the foodservice provider, said the challenge was an eye-opening experience.
He added: “Albeit a difficult challenge, what resonated with me was carrying my 5L jerry can around with me all day, knowing that the contents of it was all I could have for 24 hours.
“It was a thought-provoking exercise and an eye opener. I would definitely encourage others to take on the challenge.”
Staff at Bidfood teamed up with One Water, an ethical water supplier, to help raise nearly £500.
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