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Donations over the Christmas/New Year period include: Sally Page (Manchester) £5, Pete Keenlyside (Manchester) £5, J.Wells (Birmingham) £3, Mick Ferris (Nottingham) £1, Cardiff SO £20, Bev Wood (Brackley) £2, Manchester SO (raffle and social) £18.50, Stan Crooke £5, John Mollroy £20, Wirral SO (social) £25.32, Alex Simpson (Cambridge) £5, York SO £8, Harrogate SO £5, Jenny Fisher £60, London supporter £80, Rob Dawber £6 — a But that makes only £744.57 so far in our three-month drive to raise £3000 by January. 31. £2255.43 in four Most encouraging is the fact that a far greater number of local groups are actually organising fund-raising events — jumble sales, socials, raffles, etc. — and going out to ask readers for donations. A number set plans before Christmas for activities in January — now's the time to make sure that those plans go ahead full speed.
Sheffield has raised 120% of its target, Brent 107%, Tower Hamlets: 70%, and Cardiff 54% — but every other group has a long way to go. Chelmsford stands at 33%; Harrogate at 30%, Southwark at 29%, Islington at 26%, Nottingham 16%, Hull 12%, S.E.London 8%, Halifax 8%, and Coventry 1%. Other groups have yet to send any Remember: that £3000 isn't for luxuries or total of £273.82.
Many thanks to all those, and it's we've had for several issues.
weeks! It will take a lot of doing. money at all.
for basic week-by-week functioning.
Send contributions to: 214 Sickert 2SY