Help me raise money for Sense
I'm working hard to raise money for organisation that transforms the quality of life for people who are both deaf and blind throughout Britain
Dear Visitor,
On 26th of April 2009 I'll be taking part in the Flora London Marathon to raise money for Sense, the UK's leading deafblind charity.
Running the distance of marathon: 26 miles 285 yards (42 kilometers 195 meters) will be a real test of determination and stamina for me. It is not only opportunity to push myself physically, but I am also attempting to raise £1400 for Sense's work.
Track my progress by reading my blog posts about Marathon.
Every penny counts!
£5 could buy a set of musical bells to help stimulate even the tiniest amount of a deafblind child’s hearing in music therapy.
£7.50 could pay for a deafblind child to experience sailing and feel the wind on their face on their Sense holiday.
£15 could pay for a tactile book to develop a child’s sense of sight and touch at a Sense Family Centre.
£25 could buy an interactive light tube to help stimulate a deafblind child’s remaining sight.
Donate online
Use my sponsorship page at justgiving.com. Please, during transaction, give your permission for Sense to claim gift aid on your donation if you are UK tax payer. Again, no hassle for you, more money for charity.
Cash
If you know me (and trust me) you can give me money personally and throw some notes or coins into my donation box. I'll keep record about all donations on my special sponsorship form. If you are UK tax payer give your permission for Sense to claim gift aid on your donation. This allows Sense to claim 28p for each £1 donated. Which means that every donation is 28% bigger and it doesn't cost you nothing!
Cheques
I also have a special sponsorship form for cheque donations. Just make sure that cheque is made payable to Sense (not me!) is signed and is not more that 6 months old.
If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact me directly. Your support will actively improve lives of deafblind people; please help if you can.
Yours sincerely, Łukasz Łakomy
I hope it will not discourage you from donating.