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Natalie's fundraiser for Huntington's Disease Association

Natalie Denton is raising money for Huntington's Disease Association
In memory of Alan Denton
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Hair Donation for Huntington’s Disease-In Memory of My Dad

Huntington's Disease Association England and Wales exists to support anyone who is affected by Huntington's disease. It pursues the best possible care; provides training and advice to families and professionals; raises awareness, and promotes research towards better treatment and care.

Story

The Huntington's Disease Association supports anyone who is affected by Huntington's disease across England and Wales. We pursue the best possible care; provide training & advice to families and professionals; raise awareness, and promote research towards better treatment and care.

I’m donating my hair to The Little Princess Trust, a charity that provides real hair wigs to the children and young people have lost their hair through cancer treatment of a conditions.

At the same time, I’m fundraising for Huntington’s disease association to support vital research and services or families affected by Huntington’s disease.

The fundraiser is in memory of my dad, and in honour of everyone living with or affected by Hungtinton’s.

Research funding is essential to improve understanding, treatment, and ultimately to work towards a cure.

I’m also incredibly grateful for the support of my Lloyds Banking Group colleagues, who will be raising alongside me through samsoa sales, bake sales and other charity events in support of this cause.

Any donation, big or small, would mean so much-not just to but to the families who rely on this charity’s work every day.

Thank you for your support.

Donation summary

Total
£2,120.77
+ £361.18 Gift Aid
Online
£2,120.77
Offline
£0.00

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