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10:51pm Friday 22nd February 2008
On Wednesday l had to pleasure of representing Cancer Research UK at a cheque presentation.
As the Secretary of the local fundraising group for Cancer Research UK (Hereford Stars) l was asked to accept a cheque on our local regions behalf.
Clarke Roxburgh the Insurance company in Commercial Road, Hereford recently sent out a questionaire for feedback about their business.
They very kindly offered to donate a £1 for each questionaire returned.
It was very successful and they raised £400 - Well Done!
So it was with pleasure l went along to accept the cheque, from them. This was immediately banked into the CRUK / Newport account. Newport is the regional office for this area.
It is support like this that means Cancer Research UK can make so much difference.
* Cancer Research UK ensures that its findings are used
to improve the lives of all cancer patients
* Cancer Research UK carries out world-class research to
improve understanding of the disease and find out how
to prevent, diagnose and treat different kinds of
cancer
* 90% of the population are within 30 miles of a CR UK
unit
* Cancer Research UK is the UK ’s major funding charity
of breast cancer research, spending more than £22
million in the last year
You can support CR UK through your Local Committee or by holding an individual event yourself taking advantage of fundraising materials such as Dine@Mine, Britain’s Biggest Breakfast, Make
Today Count (ie 29th February) or our Breast Cancer Awareness activities all of which have a complete fundraising guide. Race for Life takes place in many major towns near to you and Relay for Life,
CR UK ’s new flag ships is another way to get involved and support CR UK , the World’s largest medial research charity.
It’s through the support of the public and people like yourselves that CR UK is able to save 1,000s of lives.
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