Hello and Thank You very much for sponsoring me...I thoroughly appreciate it.

I have just ran this years London Marathon with a time of 3 hours and 40 minutes and I would appreciate as much help as possible in raising money for the Children With Aids Charity (CWAC).

It is a fantastic and worthwhile charity that provides care for young children with HIV/AIDS. 

As of March 2006, 1769 children aged 0 - 14 have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in the UK. If young people aged 15 - 19 are added, the figure for children and young people aged 0 - 19 years is 4314

CWAC raises money in order to look after these kids' welfare by: 

1. Providing direct financial support through a hardship and respite fund.

2. Providing assistance with transport and transport costs.

3. Educating people about HIV/AIDS and how to prevent its spread.

Before you donate please sacrifice a few minutes of your time and educate yourself with what CWAC is all about:

FAQ's about young children with HIV/AIDS

http://www.cwac.org/education_faq.htm

How CWAC helps

http://www.cwac.org/how_we_help.htm

About CWAC

http://www.cwac.org/about_us.htm

ANY DONATION IS GREAT BUT A £ A MILE OR MORE WOULD BE FANTASTIC

How Your Money Helps Support Children:

£5 allows us to distribute resources, free publications and condoms.

£10 enables a child infected/affected by HIV to go on a respite day trip via the Respite Breaks Project.

£10 produces and mails out Talking With Children booklets to five affected families.

£15 pays for one copy of our educational video Problem?, including a teacher’s handbook and one copy of our HIV: Risky Business video.

£20 enables a child infected/affected by HIV to go on a specialist residential overnight stay.

£25 prints and distributes interactive worksheets for a class of 10 children.

£30 enables us to send free resources to voluntary organisations that cannot afford to buy resources.

£36 buys enough food to feed 50 -100 African children.

£50 pays for essential school items and uniform for a child via the Hardship Project.

£150 pays for a child's first bed via the Hardship Project.

£150 buys nutritious ingredients to help feed vulnerable African children for a week.

£200 provides a mother with essential items for her newborn baby via the Hardship Project.

£200 pays for an external workshop facilitator to work with up 80 young in one day, delivering vital HIV & safe sex information.

£400 enables a family of four to go on a family holiday together within the UK via the Respite Breaks Project.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Alfie x