Pinnacle Book-keeping will be the lead sponsor for this year's 'Thriller in the Villa' next month.
The event - now in it's fourth year - brings male and female boxers drawn from Island businesses to face off for Hospice Isle of Man and Rebecca House.
Business Development Manager, Kimberley Moughtin, says they are proud to continue their support for the occasion.
More than £65,000 has been raised since it began - it'll take place at the Villa Marina, in Douglas, on October 5.
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