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March 2011 Donations
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The Board of Trustees would like to thank all of those people who, over the past few months, have raised money to help support the work of FMA UK. Thanks goes to:
Mr R Bush: Donation of £67.50 in memory of the late Mrs Rosemary Joyce Bush
Jill Norvill: Donation of £250 from Barnstaple Dog Training Society raised through raffles/fun days/agility demonstration.
Chorleywood Lodge no. 3247: Donation of £1,500 – Worshipful Brother Peter Austin (Master of the Lodge) and his wife Mrs Sandra Austin held a ladies weekend and carried out other activities to raise this money, Sandra has fibro herself. They are hosting another ladies day in October and we are the chosen charity again.
- Liverpool College
- Mr M. Mason in memory of Sarah Jane Mason
- Bridgend FM Support Group
- Eastbourne FM Support Group
- Flyde FM Support Group
- Bridgewater FM Support Group
- Mrs J Blasby Nottingham FM Support Group
- Walsall FM Support Group
- Sue Strafford Binks
- Leicestershire FM Support Group
- SBFMSG FM Support Group
- West Cheshire FM Support Group
- Port William FM Support Group
- Emily Holmes: Part of raised money as part of her Citizenship Coursework
- Leith Jobcentre
- Hachette Children’s Books – sale of cakes
- Reading FM Support Group in memory of Mrs Bridget Proctor
- South Manchester FM Support Group
- Falkirk FM Support Group
- R Smith
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