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Anthony Whelan – Pelican Festive Fun Run 2017

October 20, 2017 by pelicanadmin

Tony Whelan was diagnosed with bowel cancer in July 2016 which had spread to his liver. Now recuperating from three major operations this year and now tumour/cancer free, Tony (Team Dude) decided to take part in our Festive Fun Run in order to raise funds for Pelican. Through friends and family, he raised a spectacular £2515 including gift aid. Tony set up a page on the Virgin Money Giving website in order to collect sponsorship.

Thank you so much Tony for all your efforts in raising this incredible amount for us! We are incredibly grateful.

Filed Under: Our fundraisers, Uncategorized

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22 Dec

We would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year - especially to all the wonderful key workers, who will be working throughout. 🎄🥂🎁

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5 Dec

Let loved ones know that you are thinking of them over the festive period and send a handwritten Christmas card. Order your Christmas cards from us at http://www.pelicancancer.org/shop. 🎄(Royal Mail’s latest recommended posting dates are 18th Dec (2nd Class) and 21st Dec (1st Class). 🎄

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