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Donations

Below is a picture of the recipients of the generosity from The North Thames-Side Ladies Auxiliary. (I'm the one with the beard.) The Ladies collected over £7,000 and kindly donated £500 to The Leukaemia Research Fund, which I gladly accepted.

The North Thames-Side Ladies Auxiliary (NTLA) is run by local publicans and their supporters who organise regular social events and fundraisers including golf days and 'Stars in your eyes' competitions. They celebrated their 50th year with this presentation of cheques to local charities.

Chairlady Eve Gue, Landlady of the Exhibition Pub in Great Wakering, and President Mike Goff, owner of the Hollywood Restaurant in Thundersley, welcomed the 12 charities to a Presentation Reception, which was held at The Exhibition.

Picture of Presentation
Photo by Barbara Warner - Fundraising Manager, Charity Projects Office - Southend Hospital

Making a donation to the Leukaemia Research Fund is your chance to really make a difference in the fight against leukaemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma and the related blood diseases. Only with your help can we improve treatments, find cures and ultimately prevent leukaemia. There are a number of ways to make a donation, a one-off gift, a more regular commitment, or even a charitable bequest.

Recent tax changes under   "Gift Aid"   mean that charities can claim tax on any donation, providing they have been made by a UK tax payer. This means we can claim back an extra 28p for every £1 you give to the charity. You can opt in to Gift Aid by phone, internet or in writing. However you choose to support us, your gift will help fund a brighter future for patients everywhere.

Contact me Terry Joyce or See The Leukaemia Research Fund website.



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Thank You


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