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Macmillan Coffee Morning
strike-jobs
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Strike-Jobs are fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support by holding a coffee morning on the 26th of September.
Coffee Morning by Macmillan Cancer Support is a fundraiser for people who are living with cancer. It is a fun way to get your daily dose of caffeine in the morning along with a slice of cake, while helping support such a great cause. People all across the UK are holding coffee mornings and raising money for people living with cancer.
Cancer is a battle that no one should have to face on his or her own. With growing advances in technology and medicine, the chances for winning the battle is increasing. This means more and more cancer patients are trying to get on with their lives as normal.
The money raised by us and the Coffee Morning campaign will help make sure every person, from the moment they are diagnosed to throughout their treatment, will not be thrown into living with cancer alone.
When and where:
26th of September between 9am and 12 am
Starbucks, South Molton Street, London, W1K 5QG
If you cannot make it on the day, you can donate to the Just Giving page (for the link and the Facebook Event Page please email me at marketing@strike-jobs.co.uk)
Right at this moment, there are 2 million people in the UK who are living with cancer. It is estimated that this number will double by 2030.
Coffee Morning by Macmillan Cancer Support is a fundraiser for people who are living with cancer. It is a fun way to get your daily dose of caffeine in the morning along with a slice of cake, while helping support such a great cause. People all across the UK are holding coffee mornings and raising money for people living with cancer.
Cancer is a battle that no one should have to face on his or her own. With growing advances in technology and medicine, the chances for winning the battle is increasing. This means more and more cancer patients are trying to get on with their lives as normal.
The money raised by us and the Coffee Morning campaign will help make sure every person, from the moment they are diagnosed to throughout their treatment, will not be thrown into living with cancer alone.
When and where:
26th of September between 9am and 12 am
Starbucks, South Molton Street, London, W1K 5QG
If you cannot make it on the day, you can donate to the Just Giving page (for the link and the Facebook Event Page please email me at marketing@strike-jobs.co.uk)
Right at this moment, there are 2 million people in the UK who are living with cancer. It is estimated that this number will double by 2030.
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People can also run their own Macmillan Coffee Morning http://coffee.macmillan.org.uk/Home.aspx#.VBmUjpRdWSo.................
....I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)0 -
Great job.
I'm also holding a Macmillan Coffee Morning on 26th.
It's in Larne N.I. at East Antrim Boat Club from 10 am. If any readers happen to be local enough to call in, lol.0
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