CHRISTMAS 2000 - £400,000 COLLECTED
£130.000 to CHRISTIAN AID FOR REFUGEE RELIEF WORK
£270,000 FOR LOCAL CHARITIES:
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£130.000 to CHRISTIAN AID FOR REFUGEE RELIEF WORK
£270,000 FOR LOCAL CHARITIES:
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£130.000 to CHRISTIAN AID FOR REFUGEE RELIEF WORK
£270,000 FOR LOCAL CHARITIES:
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BELFAST CATHEDRAL SITOUT FOR CHARITIES

CHRISTMAS 2000 - £400,000 COLLECTED

£130.000 to CHRISTIAN AID FOR REFUGEE RELIEF WORK
£270,000 FOR LOCAL CHARITIES:

Action Cancer

National Schizophrenia Fellowship

Action Concern Europe

NI Agoraphobia & Anxiety Society

Age Concern

N I Children’s Hospice

Aids Care Education & Training

N I Citizens Advice Bureaux

Arthritis Research Campaign

NI Community Addiction Service

Assisi Animal Sanctuary

N I Hospice

AWARE

NI Institute for the Disabled

Barnardo’s

NI Lupus Group

British Diabetic Association NI

NICE

British Epilepsy Association

Northern Ireland Kidney Patients

Bryson House

Northern Ireland Mother & Baby Appeal

Campbell Community Trust

Not Forgotten Association NI

Cancer Relief EMacmillan Fund

Ocean Youth Trust

Cancer Research Campaign

Order of St John

Cardiology Intensive Care Nursing Fund

Orphans of Ethiopia

Cardiology Research Fund

PAKT (Lurgan)

Care in Crisis

Parents & Professionals Autism

Carer National Association NI

Parkinsons Disease Society (Belfast)

Cathedral Community Services

PRAXIS

Chest Heart & Stroke Association

R S P B

Childline

R.A.M.S. therapy Centre

Church of Ireland Retirement Trust

Raynaud’s & Scleroderma Association

CIYC

Regional Intensive Care Unit Fund

Clifton House

Remember our Child

Cornstone Community

Retintis Pigmentosa Society

Corrymeela Treetops

Royal Artillery Association

Crossroad Care Attendant Schemes

Royal National Institute for the Blind

Cruse Bereavement NI

Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Currie Community for the Handicapped

RUC Benevolent Fund

Cystic Fibrosis

Samaritan Centre

Disabled in Community Action

Sargent Cancer Care for Children NI

Disabled Police Officer Association

Seagoe Youth Group

Empire Community Centre

Sense

Fertility Counselling Service

Shankill Seniors Group

Fold

Shelter NI

Friends of Muckamore Abbey

Shopmobility

Habitat for Humanity

Simon Community

Headway

Social & Family Welfare Association

Helen Keller Activity Group

Speech Matters

History Makers

SSAFA

Home-Start

St Francis House

Joanmount Open Door Limited

St Mary’s Primary School for Travelling Children

Jubilee Sailing Trust

St Vincent de Paul

L’Arche

Staff & Patient Comfort Fund RVH

Lee Hestia Association

The Association for Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus

Leonard Cheshire

The Barnabas Fund

Lighthouse Trust Summer School

The Cedar Foundation

Lord Mayor’s Welfare Fund

The Children’s Kidney Fund NI

Marie Currie Centre

The Goal Line Youth Trust

Martin Residential Trust

The Good Shepherd Foundation

ME Association

The Hospital Society

Meningitis Research Foundation

The Leprosy Mission

Mexico Child Link

The N I Cancer fund for Children

N I Association for Mental Health

Vishan Drama Group

N I Music Therapy Centre

Women’s Aid

N.A.R. Paget's disease

Y M C A Lurgan


Further information from:

THE CHURCH OF IRELAND PRESS OFFICE
Church of Ireland House
61 - 67 Donegall Street
Belfast BT1 2QH

Tel: (028) 9023 2909
Fax: (028) 9032 3554
Email:The Press Office

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