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2009
We were proud to run our Grand Charity Concert on Saturday 28th March 2009. Funds have still been coming in and now total £1175.00 for Full Circle! Many thanks to everyone who took part! We now have pictures from this wonderful evening, too!		We are thrilled to announce that Capital Gardens – who run the glorious Morden Hall Garden Centre - have kindly included us in their "Donation Scheme" – for every £100 worth of receipts spent at any of their Capital Gardens Centres they will give us £25.00 worth of gift vouchers for future raffles and prizes! Read More...

2006		2007
Leukaemia Care presents £10,000 cheque for quality of life research to the Full Circle Fund. Read more.		May 2007. Dr James Oschman Ph.D, leading academic research scientist and cellular biologist joins Full Circle Fund as a scientific advisor. Read more
Camino-500 Mile Cycle Challenge raises money for Full Circle		Congratulations to Su and Kelly who successfully completed their parachute jump on Sunday 22nd July raising a fantastic £1310.00 for Full Circle. Read More.
		4th July 2007. Steve Gentle and Rupert Robinson from Receipt & Delivery dressed up for Full Circle on Wednesday 4th July. Their sporting effort helped us raise a staggering £1,470! Read More.
		July is Sickle Cell Awareness Month and to raise awareness of the work of Full Circle and patients with Sickle Cell Disease we are very pleased to team up with Merton Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Group (www.msctg.org) and Wandsworth’s Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Support Group. We will all be in the Main Foyer of St George’s Hospital on 4th July and all profits from our jewellery sales on the day and throughout July will go to fund a new Full Circle initiative to teach our relaxation and meditation techniques to children and adults with Sickle Cell Disease at St George’s Hospital. If you can, please do come and support us. Read Audrey Brown's Story.
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