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Weʼve raised £568 to raise much needed funds for The Aarskog Foundation
- Billericay, United Kingdom
- Funded on Friday, 22nd September 2017
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My nephew was diagnosed last year with Aarskog Syndrome, an incredibly rare genetic disorder. The Aarskog Foundation charity is in its infancy and is in much need of funds to help families in this country and worldwide that are affected by Aarskog Syndrome now and in the future. On Saturday, 9 September I will be taking part in the Thames Bridges Trek (15.5 miles) and any support you are able to give would be greatly appreciated xxx
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7 years agoDelia Treby
7 years agoLeft the details off the last donation 🙄 £1.89 from Lewin's money box xxx £10 from Tracy Cansick 😘😘😘
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31
Louise Ram
Sep 16, 2017
Better late than never! Well done!
£10.00
Catherine Hammond
Sep 12, 2017
Well done Delia! x Cathy x
£10.00
Tracey Salter
Sep 12, 2017
Well done Dee and the team!
£10.00
Anonymous
Sep 9, 2017
Donation from Sian Lang. Thank you!!! 😘😘😘
£10.00
Kate, Wayne and Oscar
Sep 9, 2017
Good luck for the walk, well done with all the fund raising.
£30.00
Dawn COX
Sep 8, 2017
Have a great day and well done. Xx
£5.00
Alison Ford
Sep 8, 2017
Hope all the training pays off! Enjoy the walk there'll be lots to spot - though maybe not any alpacas! Xx
£50.00
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Delia Treby
Billericay, United Kingdom
my nephew was diagnosed with Aarskog Syndrome last year. I'm not physically 'round the corner' to help out so I'm raising money for The Aarskog Foundation to help him and other families affected xxx