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| CO/PL001 |  AUTOGRAPH ABP The charity: founded in 1988, Autograph ABP is a charity that works to educate the public in photography, with an emphasis on cultural identity and human rights, through exhibitions, publishing, education and the creation of a public archive of culturally diverse photography. It is based at Rivington Place, London, the home of culturally diverse contemporary art and photography in the UK, which opened in 2007. Designed by David Adjaye OBE, this prestigious award-winning building is the first new-build public gallery in London since 1968. Autograph is constantly expanding, and has recently worked on projects with The Hayward Gallery, The South Africa National Gallery, The Barbican, Harvard University and Syracuse University (both USA), DRIK (Bangladesh), Manchester Museum and Art Gallery, Amnesty International, MTV Europe Foundation and Magnum Photos, in partnership to reach yet larger audiences. The offer: Autograph's concerns give it a special place at the centre of the British art scene - the envy of the world - with its sophisticated, urbane and educated audience. Sponsorship would provide the sponsor with access to this demographic segment, and associate them with an arts organisation that is socially aware and has a proven track record. Autograph ABP's audience figures for the year April 2008 - March 2009 were well over 500,000. The results of a 2009 spot-questionnaire for an Autograph exhibition at Rivington Place showed 68% of the audience were in work and 27% were students. 100% of those questioned rated their experience of the exhibition as either Good or Excellent. Recent press coverage included a four-page feature in the Guardian, a preview on Radio 3 Night Waves, three pages in The Independent, a full page in both Metro and The Times, a double page spread in New Humanist and numerous features and reviews in the general and art press. "Your mandate and programming is highly impressive ... the breadth of the photos both aesthetically and from the point of view of content, the associated contexts of the work, and the way the show was mounted. Wonderful, memorable, subtle, and in many ways revolutionary! Congratulations!" - Doina Popescu, Ryerson Gallery and Research Centre, Toronto, 2009; "You guys rock! The best exhibitions in the country. Cutting edge and accessible. Keep doing what you are doing and more" - Kevin McCullough, Christian Aid, 2009. Contact: Indra Khanna, Curator. Address: Autograph ABP, Rivington Place, London EC2A 3BA. Tel.: +44 (0)20 7729 9200. Fax: +44 (0)20 7739 8748. E-mail: info@autograph-abp.co.uk link to website
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• Logos on promotional print, online and on-site
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| CO/PL002 |  THE BEAUFORD BELLE The Beauford Belle is no ordinary car! With her looks she is one of the most photographed cars in the UK and enjoys regularly participating in the London, Chantilly, Maastricht, Disney, Edinburgh and Paris annual parades. • World wide TV exposure: With the New Year's Day London Parade not far away, here is a fantastic opportunity for sponsors to become involved with The Beauford Belle. She has been photographed with some of her best friends, including The Pink Panther, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Minis from The Italian Job. Her passengers have included among others, London's Town Crier, London's Ambassador for Goodwill, The Blue Flamingo from New Zealand and Betty Boo from America. The Beauford Belle is currently seeking sponsorship to enable initiatives that will help raise publicity for charities through parades and events. She also loves to be involved in corporate functions, films, TV, weddings and other special occasions. So well known is she that she has her own poem: "There is a car that casts a spell, She goes by the name of The Beauford Belle, She leads parades both near and far, With her classic lines she is a star. She's very sexy and sublime, In red and black she is divine. She loves publicity, photos too, She's more than happy to pose for you. So when you see her, wave and smile At her stunning looks and unique style!". She is very excited about any new possibilities! Contact: Andy or Julie. Address: 1 Forest View Avenue, Leyton, London E10 6DX. Tel.: 07974 654 457. E-mail: divpups@tiscali.co.uk.
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| CO/PL003 |  CHICKENS FOR CHARITY What is it? Chickens For Charity is two friends getting together and doing something amazing for charity. This year they will be driving from Orlando to LA and back dressed as chickens to raise money and awareness for both the National Happiness Day and A Day To Play causes. • Who are the two chickens? Elliot Kay - famously known as The Coach With The Hat, he is a motivational speaker, life coach and finalist in Britain's Next Top Coach; and Wyatt Van Wendles - Breakfast Show host for Colchester Heart FM and DJ. • The Aim? Simply to raise a minimum of £10,000 for the charities and to make as many people as possible smile while coming into contact with the Chickens For Charity. • How will people follow? Besides twitter, Facebook groups, blogs, video blogs, big banners on the camper van and phone calls? Well, there will be the video cam which will be used to create a documentary and the book that will follow once the trip is done. Contact: Elliot Kay. Address: 22 Newton Avenue, London W3 8AL. Tel.: 07947410608. E-mail: elliot@elliotcoach.me.uk. link to website (i) link to website (ii)
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| CO/PL004 | INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY CRICKET TRUST (ICCT) International Community Cricket Trust Limited (ICCT) - UK registered charity no. 1119716 - is the parent company of On-Side Cricket Limited (OSCL) - see www.onsidecricket.org.uk. On-Side Cricket is a 'not-for-profit' organisation that has been founded by long-serving recreational cricketers as a 'one-stop-shop-resource' offering comprehensive, basic practical support services and facilities for the officers and committees of the circa. 9,000 recreational (community) cricket clubs throughout the United Kingdom, many of whom are finding survival each year increasingly difficult. In order to promote its activities, OSCL is seeking major sponsors for its annual UK-wide National Pubs Twenty/20 Knockout Trophy Competition, launching in July 2009. This is a professionally-administered, high-media-profile, annual cricket event, the simultaneous objectives of which are to • raise the profile and emphasise the value of both cricket and (all) the pubs in local communities - both urban and rural • support local pubs by helping arrest the decline in their numbers resulting from the smoking ban • stimulate and re-encourage greater local pub patronage and customer loyalty • promote and encourage much greater local community participation and involvement in cricket • provide a high-profile national showcase for the licensed trade generally and empathetic corporate sponsors and commercial joint venture/affinity marketing/CSR partners, eg pub owners, breweries and suppliers in particular, who see the value of taking their brands directly to the 2,000,000+ individuals, their families - and their clubs - who participate annually in community cricket throughout the UK. Full details of the range of significant reciprocal quid pro quos and 'ROIs' offered and available to such sponsors are available on request. Contact: Rodda Thomas, Projects Director. Address: 8th Floor, Tolworth House, Ewell Road, Surbiton KT6 7EL. Tel.: 020 8390 3100. Mob.: 07768 026458. E-mail: info@communitycricket.org.uk. link to website
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| CO/PL005 |  INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CRICKET UMPIRING & SCORING (IICUS) The International Institute of Cricket Umpiring & Scoring (IICUS) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the International Community Cricket Trust (ICCT) - UK-registered charity No.1119716 - under the chairmanship of Keith Pont, the former Director of Recreational Cricket Development at the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB). IICUS is unique: a 'world-first'! It is the only independent institute in the world able to offer professionally-delivered education and development courses leading to the award of the following Edexcel*-approved, internationally-recognised, cricket qualifications • BTEC (Level 2) Certificate in Cricket Umpiring • BTEC Advanced Diploma in Cricket Umpiring • BTEC (Level 3) Professional Award for Delivering Vocational Cricket Umpiring and Scoring Qualifications (this latter teaches, qualifies and empowers local indigenous tutors to subsequently deliver the BTEC (Level 2) Certificate courses themselves in their own countries). Full details of these courses can be found on: www.umpires.tv. (* Edexcel Limited is part of the Pearson Group and, with offices in over a hundred countries, is the largest recognised - and one of the most respected - international qualifications awarding bodies in the world). IICUS has established Edexcel-approved main hub and 'satellite' Umpire Education Centres throughout the UK, but the increased demands throughout Australasia and the Asia Pacific/ASEAN region for its courses has necessitated the creation of an Edexcel-accredited Umpire Education Centre at not only the Sydney Cricket Ground in New South Wales (with 'satellite' centres in each of the other states), but also similar main hub centres in each of the Asia-Pacific countries in the region - specifically in Malaysia, Nepal, Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka (also, now, in Dubai). Because of the limited training period 'windows' in each of the different countries and the immediate need to deliver the increasing numbers of courses and qualified tutors required at (only) these Edexcel-accredited centres, the Institute is seeking to engage urgently with empathetic corporate stakeholder sponsors and commercial joint venture/affinity marketing/CSR partners who see the value of taking their brands directly to the 6,000,000+ participants (and their families) in international community cricket. Being also charity-owned, IICUS has a range of significant optional reciprocal quid pro quos and 'ROIs' to offer seriously-interested potential course sponsors and centre partners. More information about the Institute and its activities is available on request. Contact: Naval Heeramaneck, FCA, Director of Fundraising & Partnerships. Address: 8th Floor, Tolworth House, Ewell Road, Surbiton, Surrey, England KT6 7EL. Tel.: +44 (0)20 8390 3100. Mobile: +44 (0)7768 026458. E-mail: info@umpires.tv. link to website
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| CO/PL006 |  THE JAM FOUNDATION The JAM Foundation boasts a unique position as the South East's premiere charitable organisation that targets the promotion and progress of 'wannabe' musicians. In January 2009, JAM Foundation was inaugurated and its first event took place during March and April, 2009, at Tunbridge Wells' renowned live music venue, The Forum. Affray! at The Forum was a huge success, pitting ten bands against each other over a series of four nights. All of the bands were local musicians and the level of competition was intense. The final saw Where's Billy against Blind Archers and the judges votes were split between the two bands, with Blind Archers narrowly taking the acclaim as Affray! 2009 victors! They also secured the first prize of a three and a half day recording contract with Audio Sorcery. The JAM Foundation's audience is a mixture of young and old. Audience figures for Affray! topped 600 over the four nights and its Facebook group currently has nearly 1,000 members. With a recent association with Paul Dunton, who is responsible for the annual Local & Live Festival in Tunbridge Wells, the JAM Foundation now has a link in to over 12,000 people in Tunbridge Wells and surrounding areas. The next major event is planned to run for three months from September to December. JAM Raw! 2009 sees yet another 'Battle of the Bands' format, akin to Affray!, but will include twenty bands/singers/songwriters, each competing over seven nights with a target of being crowned JAM Raw! 2009 winners and a three day recording studio session with Audio Sorcery. Looking towards the future, JAM Affray! 2010 will return in the Spring and current ideas will involve forty bands taking part, with the chance to win an amazing prize, unlike any ever seen before in the 'unsigned' category of the music industry. The long term goals of the JAM Foundation are discussed on the organisation's website, along with some highly interesting content and information. Contact: Mark Nicholson, Chairman and Event Co-ordinator. Tel.: 07926 367545. E-mail: mark@jamfoundation.org.uk link to website Current involvement opportunities (examples) • Direct product use in the public eye • The obvious sponsorship arrangements of logos and product names being seen on stages, advertising and media reviews • Banners with logos draped from the stages and surrounding crowd areas • Logo on T shirts (on request) • Logo and link will also be included in any communications with the JAM Foundation members and network • Link the JAM Foundation website both ways to sponsor's web site, so the audience can see the full extent of the sponsorship.
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| CO/PL007 |  LASHINGS WORLD XI Lashings World XI has developed an unrivalled reputation as the world's leading provider of truly legendary, crowd drawing and entertaining cricket, since the celebrated signing of West Indian captain Richie Richardson in 1994. Sir Viv Richards, Shane Warne, Sachin Tendulkar, Shoaib Akhtar and Brian Lara have all represented the club, which continues to attract the true legends and current superstars of the game to its colours. During the domestic season, Lashings takes its World XI to venues throughout the UK and now, through its programme of overseas tours, around the globe, delivering the ultimate corporate entertainment and sponsored cricket experience. Lashings' key attraction continues to be their unique blend of crickets legends with current superstars of the game. A multi-cultural and multi-national squad, their illustrious names are drawn from talent from across the cricketing world. In 2006/7 new signings included England's Phil DeFreitas and Chris Lewis, 23 year old former Zimbabwean captain Tatenda Taibu, Sri Lanka's Aravinda de Silva and Russel Arnold, India's Agit Agarkar, South Africa's Nantie Hayward, West Indian Phil Simmons plus former Ashes winning England captain, Clare Connor, making her the first female international cricket star to play alongside the men in what was previous an all male line up. Lashings' worldwide fame was confirmed in the summer of 2006, thanks to the signing of Sachin Tendulkar, arguably the world's greatest living batsman. Huge crowds travelled from all over the UK to watch India's national hero perform in five very special guest appearances for the club. Major companies now see the value of the Lashings brand, not just in terms of profile, but also in helping to achieve the objective of bringing cricket to many people in society that would otherwise not have the opportunity to see world class cricketers in action and talk to them about the game. The list of sponsors now includes Lombard, Cockspur, Quicksilver, Williams De Broe, Half Moon, NatWest and Surridge. The Lashings players are true ambassadors of cricket, whilst also promoting good manners, politeness, decency and respect. The team has a variety of players from different ethnic backgrounds and off the pitch, Lashings attend many community events and festivals supporting poor and disadvantaged communities, ethnic minorities, disadvantaged and disabled children, business communities, small rural cricket clubs and a whole host of charities at home and abroad. Wherever Lashings go, the players always hold free (but priceless) coaching sessions with young people, either at the ground before the game or in local schools, colleges or universities. It is Lashings' desire to become recognised sports ambassadors, supporting the work of the UK government and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in a range of activities that will help deliver their objectives to promote both cricket and social values. With the team's twenty-fifth anniversary coming up in 2009, arrangements are being made to plan a tour of Jamaica, India, Australia, South Africa and possibly America and a follow up tour in Abu Dhabi (2008-2009). "We are seeking additional sponsorship partners who see the potential in promoting their brand and in the development of cricket and charity work. Lashings is a potential Harlem Globetrotters of cricket and has developed a range of flexible sponsorship packages to suit potential sponsors' needs". Contact: David Folb and Simon Teague. Address: The Cricket House, 10/12 Hayle Road, Maidstone, Kent ME15 6PF. Tel.: 07909 681627. Fax: 08704 606562. E-mail: simon@lashings.co.uk. link to website
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| CO/PL008 |  THE MALDON MUD RACE The 'MAD' Maldon Mud Race is probably one of the wackiest, dirtiest, charity events in the UK. It involves at least 180 competitors charging through the bed of the River Blackwater in Maldon, Essex, running along the saltings and returning to the beach covered in the thickest, slimiest, smelliest mud that the Blackwater has to offer. The event has been running since 1974, though under the auspices of the International Lions & Rotary Clubs of Maldon since 2001, and has raised in excess of £140,000 for charity in that time. The event is held at the beautiful location of The Promenade Park, Maldon. Competitors are encouraged to get sponsored, and either 100% of what they raise goes to the Mud Race charities or 50% to the charity of their choosing. The event attracts local, national and international media attention, and has been reported in Europe, the USA, Australia and New Zealand. Contact: Michael Ballard, Secretary. Address: 80 Staplers Heath, Great Totham, Maldon CM9 8PH. Tel.: 01621 891105. E-mail: MikeatGtTotham@aol.com link to website
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| CO/0001 | CENTRAL SCOTLAND FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE UKRO and CSFRS have joined forces to bring the Rescue Challenge to the Stirling area in August 2008. This event is the first of its kind in Scotland, will involve over five hundred UK firefighters in a series of challenges and is free entry to all visitors. The family friendly event will be extensively marketed via a variety of media. Costs are anticipated to be around £30,000 so the organisers will need help from both local and national companies to ensure it is as successful as it deserves to be. Contact: Louise Kirkpatrick. Address: 38 Adam Crescent, Stenhousemuir, Stirlingshire FK5 4DQ. Tel.: 07954 412273. E-mail: louise.kirkpatrick@blueyonder.co.uk link to website
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| CO/0002 | GREAT SCOTTISH WALKS The Great Scottish Walks is now entering its eleventh year. Simultaneously supporting healthy living, these annual events offer the public the opportunity to be actively involved in beneficial health activities, community events and charitable fundraising, regardless of fitness and physical ability. Inclusivity is one of the keys to the event's continued success, promoted to all sections of the community, particularly encouraging groups, teams and families to walk. Originally, the Edinburgh event attracted approximately 2,000 walkers in aid of two charities. Now over 5,000 walkers of all ages participate, raising in excess of £1,000,000 for over 200 charities and leading to the launch of a Glasgow Great Walk in 2008. Introduced in 2004, the Great Wee Scottish Walks are locally focused events aimed at a younger audience and geographically placed to compliment the national walks. This year has seen an expansion of the number and activities of the Wee Walks, bringing the grand total to eight. Designed to engage children up to sixteen years old - an extension of the usual age limit of eleven years - the eight walks actively encourage young people to participate in physical activities, working to eliminate childhood obesity and other health problems, as well as promoting healthy living as a whole. Through sponsorship of the Great Scottish Walks and Great Wee Scottish Walks, an exciting opportunity is presented to promote the sponsor's company to a range of demographics, at ten walking events across Scotland. Those present will include a number of UK charities, fundraisers of all ages, physical ability and fitness levels, as well as local and national media. "We have a range of sponsorship opportunities to suit all budgets, including general sponsorship opportunities, trophy sponsorship, company mascots, etc. - and are happy to discuss and develop a package best suited to you". Contact: Jennifer McConachie. Address: Crimson Edge PR, EH4 1EE. E-mail: jenny@crimsonedge.co.uk. link to website
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| CO/0003 | IRIS THEATRE Iris Theatre is a new theatre company born out of the experience and energy of several Central Saint Martins (Drama Centre) theatre graduates, both recent and more senior. The company's first professional production, in March 2007, will be Murder in the Cathedral by T.S. Eliot. They intend to combine music and theatre into an electric evening of entertainment. The company has already secured the dramatic and central location of St. Pauls Church, Covent Garden, a Grade I listed Inigo Jones-designed building of national significance. St Pauls is experienced in presenting a wide variety of differing performances, from charity galas to lunchtime concerts - and everything between. Iris Theatre have provisionally booked in for the two weeks from March 19th to March 31st, 2007. The group needs to raise a total of around £6,000 in sponsorship to make this two-week project economically viable and is looking for around £1,000 sponsorship from each of its partners. Of course any support, large or small, would be welcomed. They have already had a sizeable donation from the Worshipful Company of Mercers. All partners in the production would benefit from displays on all publicity materials, including • having their logo prominently positioned on two 2m by 1.5m banners attached to the outside of St. Pauls, Covent Garden; "the footfall through Covent Garden past this location must be in the hundreds of thousands and the banners will be in place for almost all of March to advertise the production" • having their logo prominently placed on all advertisements in the local London press • having their logo on all flyers (10,000+) and posters - "these flyers will be handed out in Covent Garden throughout March. We also intend to target the congregations of the Catholic and Anglican Churches in London" • having their name and logo on all email and online promotions - "we hope to persuade many city organisations to allow us to contact their staff and members" • having their logo prominently displayed on the company's new website • having their logo on all programmes. As a partner each sponsor would also be eligible for a large number of complimentary tickets for the show. Finally, it should be noted that a significant percentage of sponsors' money will go directly to supporting St Pauls, Covent Garden. "This church is an invaluable asset in the spiritual and cultural life of the whole of London and its outreach is truly global thanks to its central location". Contact: Daniel Winder. Address: 13 Ely Court, Chichester Road, London NW6 5QR. Tel.: 07890 322 375. E-mail: dan_wanderer@yahoo.co.uk link to website
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| CO/0004 | THE KATE KENNEDY CLUB The Kate Kennedy Club exists to preserve the Kate Kennedy Annual Procession and has three aims: 1. Maintaining the traditions of the University and town of St. Andrews; 2. Upholding and improving Town and Gown relations; and 3. Raising money for local charities. The Kate Kennedy Procession is the Club's main event and the one around which the Club was founded. Each year both Town and Gown assemble to form a crowd of some 15,000 people on the streets of St. Andrews to celebrate the lives and contributions of some of the great men and women of the town and university. The procession has a long history but its organisation by the Kate Kennedy Club has ensured that it is a great tradition in the life of the town, a special day for town and gown alike. The Kate Kennedy Club Charity May Ball is the biggest ball in Scotland and is the main social event of the University calendar. The ball claims to offer exceptionally good value compared to many balls both within and outside St. Andrews, through sponsorship and careful spending. The ball is held in luxury marquees in the beautiful surroundings of Craigtoun Park, more than 2000 undergraduates enjoying free drinks, food, fairground attractions and live bands. Those who want a little more can enjoy the unique Gold and Platinum experiences which boast helicopter rides over St Andrews, limousines to the park and an exclusive champagne reception. The Charity Opening Ball is the first social event of the academic year, and aims to bring the members of the University together. Hosted on Lower College Lawn in luxury marquees, guests are received with a champagne reception and piper, making this a splendid way to begin a university career. The Kate Kennedy Club Jazz Night, held in November, is one of the Club's most popular events, entertaining over 250 people with bands playing jazz and blues in a sophisticated ballroom setting. Some of the top professional jazz bands play to a packed dance floor. Contact: Julian Kaye, Head of Sponsorship. Address: Porters Lodge Mailing Room, College Gate, St. Andrews, Fife KY16 9AJ. Tel.: 07818 053791. E-mail: jjk2@st-and.ac.uk. link to website
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| CO/0005 | MADOPOLIS.COM Madopolis.com is a cause-related brand communication vehicle: sponsorship of specific genres, charities, content or e-card categories are all available within the site through 100% accountable banner advertising hotlinked directly to sponsors' websites (site syndication and a business communication service are also available). Contact: Carmen O'Connor, Head of Events Sponsorship. Address: Integra House, 138-140 Alexandra Road, London SW19 7JY. Tel.: 020-8971-1267. Fax: 020-8944-9859. E-mail: carmen@madopolis.co.uk link to web site
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| CO/0006 | WEST MIDLANDS DISABILITY ARTS FORUM West Midlands Disability Arts Forum offers opportunities for sponsorship of its magazine and videos. The organisation produces a magazine called d'art (disability art) tri-annual. The magazine reaches a wide audience of disabled artists, galleries and museums in the West Midlands, as well as local authority art officers and arts boards. The magazine is available by email from info@wmdaf.org for a free copy in the first instance. WMDAF suggest that the magazine, which is available in print, tape, disc, email and braille, is an excellent vehicle for reaching a disabled audience. Contact: Zoe Partington, Director. Address: 009, The Custard Factory, Gibb Street, Digbeth, B9 4AA. Tel.: 01299-271-906. E-mail: rowena@cwcom.net. link to website
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| CO/0007 | THE WILL SITE The Will Site aims to raise funds for charities by promoting legacies via an online will-making service. Charities can refer supporters to the site where the charity's details are prompted as the will is being made. Top charities are involved, say the organisers, but point out that is an opportunity for an association with a whole range of charities. On average legacies are worth £16,000, and as legacies are pledged, the sponsor can be associated with a large and growing sum raised. The two year target is £50m including legacies pledged to charity. Clients are wealthy and charitable, and a sponsorship arrangement could involve referral of clients including financial information where this can be arranged. For legal firms there is the opportunity of acting as executor. One such sponsor is providing 1000 'free wills' via the site. Contact: John Ranford. Address: 82 Durban Road, Beckenham, Kent BR3 4EZ. E-mail: jranford@thewillsite.co.uk. link to website
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| CO/0008 | WYCLIFFE CHARITABLE ORGANISATION The Wycliffe Charitable Organisation (WCO) are offering businesses and individuals the chance to be involved with a student fundraising organisation that has and will continue to achieve great things. The organisation supports charities like Cancer Research Campaign, Save the Children, Jeans for Genes, Comic Relief, SOCA, Children In Need and Winston's Wish. WCO holds numerous events throughout the year to raise as much money as possible for charity. Sponsorship of the organisation will allow it to continue giving large amounts of money to deserving causes. By supporting the organisation you will effectively be supporting dozens of charities, they say - "BIG ideas can make a BIG difference, and we certainly have the ideas to make that difference". Contact: Craig Spencer, Director. Address: WCO, Wycliffe College, Stonehouse, Gloucester GL10 2JQ. E-mail: craigspencer01@aol.com. link to website
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