The charity football tournament saw 16 teams battle it out to win money for their chosen charity. Companies from as far as Leeds descended on the Madejski Stadium Training Dome to play in the 5-a-side tournament.
The eventual winners of the tournament were Thatcham based ITQ, a document solutions provider. They beat Alto Digital Leeds in a tense final which went to a penalty shoot out.
With the help of Reading FC team captain Graeme Murty, Aspire - a charity dedicated to helping people with spinal difficulties, were presented with a cheque for £360.
Cassie Eales, Press Officer of Kyocera said: "We would like to congratulate Graham Varndell and his ITQ team on winning the Kyocera Charity Cup and are delighted that such a fantastic amount was raised for Aspire."
