Maximuscle teams up with My Name’5 Doddie Foundation

Maximuscle teams up with My Name’5 Doddie Foundation to create a limited-edition fundraising Protein Porridge, Max Oats, to be sold at Maximuscle.com

Maximuscle is launching a brand-new Protein Porridge – Max Oats, in partnership with My Name’5 Doddie Foundation. For over 25 years, Maximuscle has been part of the rugby community, supporting rugby players and fans with the nutritional support they need, and champions England players Anthony Watson, Kyle Sinckler and Joe Cokanasigna as brand ambassadors.

The limited-edition pack, featuring the charity’s iconic tartan, offers 20g of protein per serve (40 daily RI). Max Oats is low sugar, high fibre porridge with added vitamins and minerals that supports the immune system, reduces tiredness and fatigue, and assists muscle and cognitive functions.

Maximuscle will encourage rugby fans to stock up on a healthy breakfast choice whilst helping to raise valuable funds for My Name’5 Doddie Foundation in the process. The 700g pouch offers 10 high protein servings for £10 (RRP) and is available to buy at Maximuscle.com, with Maximuscle donating £5 to the Foundation for every pack sold.

Speaking of the partnership, Maximuscle ambassador Anthony Watson said: “It’s great to see Maximuscle supporting the valuable work that My Name’5 Doddie Foundation is doing in the fight against Motor Neuron Disease, helping to raise money and more importantly, awareness for such a worthwhile cause.”

Dan Wood, Maximuscle’s MD said: “We’re delighted to partner with My Name’5 Doddie Foundation, a charity that funds valuable research into MND and supports those with the disease. We hope that Maximuscle fans will love our protein porridge and help our efforts to fundraise for such a good cause.”

My Name’5 Doddie Foundation Chairman and former playing colleague of Doddie, Scott Hastings, added: "We are delighted to have the support of Maximuscle and would like to thank everyone involved in making this partnership happen. Their involvement adds strength to our Foundation which helps us to raise funds and tackle MND through investing in targeted research and helping people living with motor neuron disease."