How Can You Help?
or alternatively, cheques made payable to "Fanconi Anaemia FAmily Support"
can be sent to 6 Derwent Avenue, Water Lane, Huttons Ambo, York, YO60 7HG
can be sent to 6 Derwent Avenue, Water Lane, Huttons Ambo, York, YO60 7HG
Would you miss £2 each month or maybe £5? More would be FAntastic but imagine if 100 or even 1000 people gave just £2 each month or even £5 each month -
what a difference that could make.
Download this form and give a regular donation each month,
no matter how small (or big)!!!!
what a difference that could make.
Download this form and give a regular donation each month,
no matter how small (or big)!!!!
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Help our Charity when you shop online.
If you do any online shopping, you can help our Charity - it won't cost you anything but if you use this link, rather than going direct to your chosen online store, we will receive some commission. Thank you so much.
There are many different ways of helping.
You can donate directly or you can organise fundraising events; no matter how small or big, every litle bit helps. You would be amazed at the ways people help - cake stalls, car boot sales, recycling mobile phones, "fun" runs, sponsorship from employers, the list is endless.
PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AT:
fanconi@hotmail.co.uk
There is a shortage of bone marrow donors, particularly within ethnic minority groups, PLEASE JOIN THE DONOR REGISTER - for further information, go to either
the British Bone Marrow Registry website OR
the Anthony Nolan Trust website
You can donate directly or you can organise fundraising events; no matter how small or big, every litle bit helps. You would be amazed at the ways people help - cake stalls, car boot sales, recycling mobile phones, "fun" runs, sponsorship from employers, the list is endless.
PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AT:
fanconi@hotmail.co.uk
There is a shortage of bone marrow donors, particularly within ethnic minority groups, PLEASE JOIN THE DONOR REGISTER - for further information, go to either
the British Bone Marrow Registry website OR
the Anthony Nolan Trust website
