Jen's Farewell Fundraiser for Alopecia UK

After 10 years, Jen is leaving Alopecia UK and we are providing the opportunity for those she has encountered over the years to show their appreciation Read more
Target £250 Raised so far £214 £263 incl. Gift Aid
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£5 could help us to run our Facebook communities, telephone helpline and emails to support those in need

£10 could help us to support a child with alopecia by sending a Schools Pack to help educate their peers

£25 could contribute to research to explore the causes and treatments of alopecia

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Jen's Farewell Fundraiser for Alopecia UK

After 10 years, Jen is leaving Alopecia UK and we are providing the opportunity for those she has encountered over the years to show their appreciation Read more

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