We want to thank everyone who supported this year's Chick Run 5k Fun Run.
Thank you for supporting
the Chick Run 2012
More than 300 people braved the rain showers to run 5k in chick costumes around Birkenhead Park for Clatterbridge Cancer Research!
We can't thank you enough and it is only down to your support that we can continue our vital cancer research for the people of Merseyside and Cheshire.
We hope to raise £30,000 from this year's Chick Run so please send your sponsorship money to us as soon as possible.
We can't thank you enough and it is only down to your support that we can continue our vital cancer research for the people of Merseyside and Cheshire.
We hope to raise £30,000 from this year's Chick Run so please send your sponsorship money to us as soon as possible.
You can either:
Pay by credit card/debit card
Just call 0151 343 4300 with your details. You will need to post your sponsor forms separately.
Pay by cheque
Please make cheques payable to 'Clatterbridge Cancer Research' and send with your sponsor forms to:
Clatterbridge Cancer Research
Marwood Building
Riverside Park
Southwood Road
Bromborough
CH62 3QX
Where you can, please Gift Aid your donation.
Thank you.
Pay by credit card/debit card
Just call 0151 343 4300 with your details. You will need to post your sponsor forms separately.
Pay by cheque
Please make cheques payable to 'Clatterbridge Cancer Research' and send with your sponsor forms to:
Clatterbridge Cancer Research
Marwood Building
Riverside Park
Southwood Road
Bromborough
CH62 3QX
Where you can, please Gift Aid your donation.
Thank you.
CHICK RUN 2012 SUPPORTED BY
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Help support Clatterbridge
Cancer Research
Getting involved couldn’t be easier, and what may be a walk in the park for our Easter chicks means secured funding for research scientists working to improve survival rates and understand more about the disease.
Clatterbridge Cancer Research needs to raise more than £2 million each year to continue their vital research, and funds raised from the Chick Run will go to research cancers which are most prevalent in Merseyside and Cheshire.
