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| Post Your Sponsorship Direct to the Myelin Project | ||
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To send
your sponsorship by post to
The Myelin Project,
please send a cheque made payable to Myelin Project (MSRI) to: The
British Trust For The Myelin Project Tel: 0161 292 3191 The one aim of the Myelin Project is to accelerate research into remyelination of the damaged nerves caused by Multiple Sclerosis and the Leukodystrophies which affects adults and children. They do not receive any government funding or lottery money so there is no red tape that could tie up funds and keep them from taking immediate action towards a promising research. Their Trustees receive no salary, as they do not want to take funds away from their intention - to find that breakthrough! Click here to visit their website | ||
| Donate by Credit Card to The Accelerated Cure Project | ||
Non-US credit card holders are able to make contributions through the 'Network for Good' organization (this will be reflected on your credit card bill), which is a nonprofit that provides, among other things, subsidised credit card processing so The Accelerated Cure Project can receive your gift with minimal (3%) transaction fees being charged. | ||
| Post Your Sponsorship Direct to The Accelerated Cure Project | ||
You can send a cheque drawn on a UK or European Bank Account, and made payable to The Accelerated Cure Project at: Accelerated
Cure Project The Accelerated Cure Project will not be content with simply finding ways to slow the disease or treat symptoms. Curing means preventing the disability caused by MS, permanently stopping the progress of MS, and repairing the damage already caused in patients with MS. As quickly as possible. By concentrating on finding the causes of MS. Click here to visit their website
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