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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS SUPPORTED OUR F1 FUNDRAISER OVER THE WEEKEND AT MERRY HILL CENTRE DUDLEY

ALL MONEY RAISED WILL BE DONATED TO

LEUKAEMIA UNIT APPEAL FUND RUSSELLS HALL DUDLEY

Link to video of F1 Fundaising weekend at Merry hill centre, We have raised £2000 for Leukaemia Appeal Fund which supports the Georgina Ward at Russells Hall Hospital Dudley.

Here at Addison tyre centre we believe that charity starts at home. That is why we play a big part in the fundraising for local and national charities.

We have raised thousands of pounds over the last few years for the

Anthony Nolan Trust www.anthonynolan.org.uk

and leukaemia care. www.leukaemiacare.org.uk

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED THE EVENT ON SEPTEMBER 7TH 2008. I CAN CONFIRM WE HAVE RAISED £1073.00 FOR THE LEUKAEMIA CARE CHARITY

The day was a great success with a good turnout over 130 people had their photos taken in the car. Their were 110 entries on the F1 simulator, combined with selling merchandise supplied by Bridgestone and other donations inc the prize draw to hit our target.

IBeacon Radio attended the event with beacon bear to entertain the kids, The under 16's winner of the fastest lap was Thomas Foster and the adult winner was Richard Taiwo.

They both received some official F1 Caps and Tshirts.

IThe winner of the 2x tickets for the F1 factory tour were Neil Porter from Coseley.

Article from the Express & Star

Father's £1,000 trust gift

A Black Country father has launched an emotional campaign to raise money for a cancer charity following his son's recovery from leukaemia.

Scott Addison, aged eight, with from left, John Gough, Gareth Plimmer, Peter Gough and Jason Addison

Jason Addison and the staff of Addison Tyre Centre, in Tipton, have raised £1,000 for the Anthony Nolan Trust for leukaemia.

Mr Addison, aged 30, started to raise money for the trust after his son was diagnosed with the disease.

Eight-year-old Hurst Hill Primary School pupil Scott was diagnosed as having leukaemia aged four and underwent three years of chemotherapy at the Diana, Princess of Wales Childrens Hospital, in Birmingham. He later recovered fully.

Mr Addison said: "A lot of people have gone through what we have gone through. We want to create an awareness for the Anthony Nolan Trust."

Previous fundraising events have included a 500ft abseil down the Howard Johnson Hotel, in West Bromwich, and a 1,000ft zip slide at Kingswinford rugby club.

To contact the trust write to the area appeals office, care of the Howard Johnson Hotel at 144 High Street, West Bromwich, or call 0121 553 4480.

500ft Abseil

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Previous fundraising events have included a 500ft abseil down the Howard Johnson Hotel, in West Bromwich, and a 1,000ft zip slide at Kingswinford rugby club as well as white-water rafting.

White Water Rafting

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