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Richard Holt is raising money for The Dyslexia Association
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2018 Robin Hood Half Marathon · 30 September 2018 ·

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The Dyslexia Association provides support and services for dyslexic children and adults of all ages, also for their parents/families, educators, employers and the wider community. Their aim is to improve the lives and expectations of dyslexic people, helping them to reach their full potential.

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 I am running the Ikano Bank Robin Hood Half Marathon in Nottingham on the 30th September 2018 and have decided to try and raise money for The Dyslexia Association.

The Dyslexia Association are a Nottingham based charity which helped me enormously after I discovered two years ago, at the age of 47 that I was dyslexic. I had always suspected that this may be the case but it still came as an emotional shock. My employer, the Press Association helped me by putting me in touch with The Dyslexia Association and agreeing to to pay for some tutorials which provided me with valuable advice, support and assistance.

The Dyslexia Association provides a wide range of expert and high quality services to directly assist and improve the lives of dyslexics of all ages.

They also provide advice and assistance to their families, educators and employers and work to raise awareness of the condition within the wider community.

Their team of specialists strive to deliver effective individual support in all cases, professionally and impartially.

They receive no government funding to cover their costs so I thought that I would try and help where I could by trying to raise money by seeking sponsorship by running the Robin Hood Half Marathon.

Thank you

Richard



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Total
£435.50
+ £63.88 Gift Aid
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£265.50
Offline
£170.00

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