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Bupa Dental Care September Charity Fundraising
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As part of our Q3 focus on Accessibility and Disability, we’re gearing up for a month of fundraising in September, supporting charities that make a real impact. We asked our people to nominate charities close to their heart, that have supported themselves or a loved one. After reviewing your entries, we’re thrilled to announce the three chosen charities we’ll be fundraising for are:
The Brittle Bone Society, nominated by Jessica MooreJess was born with brittle bones disease (Osteogenesis Imperfecta) and this charity has helped her lots over the years, especially when she was a child. They have provided Jess with wheelchairs, equipment to aid her mobility, adapted clothing when she had severe breaks as a child and couldn't move to get dressed, along with emotional support and guidance throughout the years.
MLD Support Association UK, nominated by Gemma Cotter Area 13 are raising as much money as possible for MLD, as a Practice Manager’s 9-year-old family member was diagnosed with Juvenile MLD in 2021. MLD is a rare and life-limiting disease with currently no cure.
The British Dyslexia Association, nominated by Joanna Guest Joanna has Dyslexia and is passionate about spreading awareness about this under recognized disability to combat the challenges that are not always appreciated or often recognized as dyslexic symptoms. The work this charity does with helping support with resources and education is really important!
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We are the largest UK charity that supports people with dyslexia & their families, teachers & employers. We aim to change society by breaking through the barriers and enabling everyone with dyslexia to be acknowledged, accepted and empowered.
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MLD Support Association UK was set up to bring hope to families in the fight to eradicate Metachromatic Leukodystrophy (MLD). Our aim is to provide support by way of shared information from people in similar circumstances who have already experienced the effects of the condition and/or any new research and treatments available.
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The Brittle Bone Society is the sole organisation set up to address the needs of people born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI). The charity supports people in the UK and Republic of Ireland. It was the first registered charity in the world set up to support individuals with OI. We were founded in Dundee in 1968 by a local lady, Margaret Grant MBE, whom herself has OI.
+ £22.50 Gift Aid
£3,000 target | 23 supporters
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