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Julie Carn is raising money for Berkshire MS Therapy Centre

Participants: Yvonne

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Roller Marathon at Goodwood · 14 August 2011

The Berkshire MS Therapy Centre supports local people with Multiple Sclerosis. We provide vital therapies including physiotherapy, oxygen therapy, footcare, counselling and complementary therapies. We give people a chance to support each other helping to reduce loneliness and isolation.

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<p>Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.</p> <p>My sister Yvonne and I are taking part in the Goodwood Roller Marathon on Sunday 14th August. We aim to roller skate 12 miles around the track to raise money for the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre in Reading.</p> <p>The centre relies solely on donations to keep it running and they do an excellent job in keeping&nbsp;people who suffer from Multiple Sclerosis and their families live a&nbsp;relatively normal life.</p> <p>MS is an unpredictable auto immune disease which&nbsp;currently has no cure.</p> <p>Some of you know that my sister Yvonne has MS and this charity has done so much for her since she was diagnosed in 2007; without them she would not be where she is today, mentally or physically and certainly would not be able to take part in this great event.</p> <p>So please dig deep, every little helps. If you would like to donate another way then please let us know.&nbsp;</p> <p>Once you donate, they&rsquo;ll send your money directly to the charity and make sure Gift Aid is reclaimed on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer. So it&rsquo;s the most efficient way to donate - I raise more, whilst saving time and cutting costs for the charity.</p> <p>So please dig deep and donate now.</p>

Donation summary

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£325.00
+ £76.25 Gift Aid
Online
£325.00
Offline
£0.00

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