The MJ Awards is proud to support The Lewis Jeynes Fund which was established in 2007 to provide care and support to children who have undiagnosed neurologically degenerative conditions. Lewis Jeynes and his friends around the UK all suffer from these acute and undiagnosed life limiting or terminal conditions and very often specialist equipment and care is difficult to afford due to the changed circumstances. The Fund provides vital assistance to the children in need by raising money at local and national events and also auctions items donated by friends and family.
The Fund is governed by four Trustees who have been selected to ensure your donations are used in the correct manner and you will be pleased to know your donation will be used directly to support the children and families, none of the Trustees receive any fees from the Fund and there are no administration costs.
At The MJ Awards 2011 dinner we will be asking you give a cash donation to the Fund which will also enter you in to a prize draw. For more information on the Fund please go to www.lewisjeynes.co.uk
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