bf1systems take fundraising to new heights with charity skydive for Break
17 Aug 2026
A brave team from bf1systems swapped solid ground for the skies as they took on an exhilarating charity skydive in support of Break, raising an incredible £2,976.
The skydive marked the beginning of bf1systems' two-year charity partnership with Break, and saw members of their team leap from thousands of feet in the air. They embraced the challenge with enthusiasm and courage, while raising funds to support young people in and leaving care across East Anglia.
Reflecting on the experience, one member of their team said: "What an unbelievable experience! I can't thank bf1 and Break enough for giving us this amazing opportunity and to fundraise for such a worthy cause by doing so. I highly recommend everyone gives it a go."
Another added: "Jumping out of a plane for Break alongside the brilliant team at bf1systems was an absolute thrill from start to finish. There's nothing quite like the rush of freefall, especially knowing every second of it was supporting such an incredible cause!"
Team members described the skydive as an unforgettable experience, with many already keen to do it all over again.
"If you've ever thought about doing a skydive, this is your sign… do it! The adrenaline and the views are like nothing else. I'd recommend everyone try it at least once… although I think one jump definitely isn't enough!" said one of the fundraisers.
bf1 team members have already signed up for more fundraising challenges, including the Inflatable Obstacle Race in October and the Big Zoo SnooZe in November, while one determined colleague is preparing to take on a marathon next year.
Ellie Middleton, Partnerships Manager at Break said: "A huge thank you to everyone at bf1systems who took part in the skydive and helped raise an incredible £2,976 for Break. It's been fantastic to see the team's enthusiasm and commitment as they kick off our charity partnership, and we're so grateful for their support. The money raised will help us continue building brighter futures for young people in and around care."
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