Whilst we're exited about the challenge we're setting ourselves and the sense of accomplishement that comes with, in the end our biggest achievement will be raising a big pile of wonga from all our supporters. So come on, find your super generous side and make a donation worthy of the fact that we're putting our body on the line for the cause.

You can donate by several means:

1. You can give cash directly. Money is being collected in the General Office in the School of Human Sciences on site at St Mary's University College, Twickenham.

2. You can send a cheque. Make cheques out to 'St Mary's University College' and send them to 'Team Human Science RAAM 2009, School of Human Sciences General Office, St Mary's University College, Waldegrave Road, Twickenham, TW1 4SX'.

3. You can give direct to the Leukaemia Research Fund on our Just Giving page http://www.justgiving.com/teamhumanscienceraam2009

Thanks in advance for everything you are able to donate.

 

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Leukaemia Research is the only charity in the UK dedicated exclusively to researching blood cancers and disorders including leukaemia, Hodgkin’s and other lymphomas, and myeloma.
110,000 people, children and adults alike, are living with these cancers today. 24,500 people are newly diagnosed with one of these conditions every year. We are committed to giving every one of them the best chance of survival.
We need to raise more than £100 million over the next five years to sustain our investment. We receive no Government grants and our life-saving research depends entirely on voluntary donations. 

SHOCC aims to raise awareness of, and raise funds for, projects that challenge deprivation and poverty.

It is the St Mary’s organisation that brings together all the University College’s charitable work with local and global communities. It is a way for students and staff and members of the University College’s community to work together to make a difference.

 

Special Olympics has a large and positive impact on the lives of people with intellectual disabilities, their families, and communities and society at large. Special Olympics Richmond is specifically focussed on providing opportunities in South West London.