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22 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, February 23rd, 2006 v


www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Ciitheroe 422324 (Editoriai), 422323 (Advertising), Burniey 422331 (Classified)


Seven reasons to be a daffodil collector


Cancer the big killer


CANCER is the UK's biggest killer. Every year it claims the lives of more than 150,000 people, with a further one million living with the disease a t any one time. Marie Curie Cancer Care is working


tirelessly for you and your loved ones by challenging the disease through its work in cancer care and research. Every year the charity provides care


to around 25,000 cancer patients and their families - entirely free of charge. In the community, high-quality


Marie Curie Nursing gives terminally ill people the choice of dying at home, supported by their families. At its 10 Marie Curie Hospices, it


actively promotes quality of life for patients and again provides much- needed support for their carers. The charity is also investigating the


causes of cancer and better ways to treat the disease at the Marie Curie Research Institute. Marie Curie adopted the daffodil


emblem in 1986 - the flower is univer­ sally recognised as a symbol of renew­ al. The daffodil is also the emblem of leading cancer charities in. Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the Irish Republic.


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FANCY a g re a t d ay o u t w ith friends and family? Then why not become one of Marie Curie’s Daf­ fodil Collectors. Choose when and where you col­


lect from out list of local stores and locations. Throw on your winter woollies and


get out in the March sunshine with a box of daffodils. Nearly everybody has been affect­


ed by cancer in some way and you'll be amazed at how much money you can raise in just a few hours. Read our seven great reasons to be a Daf­ fodil Collector. 1. It's flexible - you can choose


when you want to start your collec­ tion and how long you want to do it


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for. Just two hours collecting will raise enough money to pay for a whole night of nursing care from a Marie Curie nurse. 2. It's hassle free - Marie Curie


will supply you with everything you need: your daffodil box, collecting goblet, bright yellow tabard and all' the necessary paperwork. 3. It's organised - your daffodil co­


ordinator will be waiting to greet you and your fellow collectors a t your collecting depot or allocated meetingpoint


4. It's simple-just choose your spot,


make sure your box of daffodils is hanging comfortably in front of you, hold your collecting goblet out and wait for the donations to come flood- ingin 5. It's sociable - you'll be surprised


how many people will take the time to stop and talk. Why not arrange to have a post collection coffee and chat with the other collectors in your area? 6. It's fun - why not challenge a


friend to come collecting with you and see who raises the most money? 7. It's worthwhile. Each and every


daffodil sold will help Marie Curie nurses across the UK provide vital one-to-one nursing care to people ter­ minally ill with cancer in their own homes. It you would like to volunteer for the


. . .


How the funds


will help


EVERY March hundreds of wonderful people give up a few hours of their time to be come a Marie Curie Daffodil Volunteer. Absolutely anyone can take


part in the annual Great Daf­ fodil Appeal. It's about making the most of the people you know, the place where you live and work and the things you love to do. The funds raised from this


year's appeal will help care for more cancer patients in their homes and make the services of


the 10 Marie Curie hospices available to all the people that need them more. So please, do your special bit


this March and make it possible to give more people the choice and dignity they deserve. A couple of hours volunteer­


ing can raise more than £100 for the appeal - that's five hours of free home nursing care and emo­ tional support for a family affected by cancer.


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Great Daffodil Appeal or call the Daf- .fodil Hotline, then the number to rine


is 0845 6013107. ■ Geoff has been collecting for


Marie Curie Cancer Care for more than 12 years. He got into it complete­ ly by chance, in response to a tele­ phone appeal for help.


But he stuck with it, because he enjoyed working "for a good cause and with good people"..


care was, as his grandmother had lived with cancer.


He also knew how important cancer


He said: “I enjoy coming out to col­ lections, it enables me to meet people and at the same time help a worth­ while charity like Marie Curie Cancer Care. I have a good time as well as doing an important job.


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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, February 23rd, 2006 23


As well as daffodils, there are blue plaques


A NEW advertising campaign has been launched by Marie Curie Cancer Care - based around the theme of supporting the choice to die at home. The campaign tells patients'


stories through the use of the iconic blue plaques more usually found on th e homes of th e


^famous. The advertising will run over a


four-week period and will appear on around 3,700 poster sites and in


national newspapers and maga­ zines. It has been timed to coincide with the Great Daffodil Appeal - the charity's biggest annual fundraising event. Director of PR and Marketing at


Marie Curie Cancer Care Chris Dainty said: “The theme for this year's advertising campaign dove­ tails perfectly with the charity's drive to give more patients the choice to be cared for - and die - at home.”


The advertising highlights the


importance of home to patients and families and highlights the crucial role played by Marie Curie Nurses in making it possible for people to remain in the place they feel most comfortable and secure. “Blue plaques are a strong visual


icon and in the advertising they serve as a tribute to people with cancer in the same way they might to a great scientist or a famous author. “The plaques signify that the house has played an important role


How far would you go? at


HOW far would you go for someone with cancer? Actor and adventurer Brian


Blessed is lending his support to the charity's exciting range of Overseas Challenges and he is call­ ing on people to sign up now for the trip of a lifetime to raise funds for cancer patients and their loved ones. If you want to push yourself to


your physical limits, achieve a personal goal, see some of the most amazing sites the world has to offer and do all this for a good cause, then you should take on one of Marie Curie’s Overseas Challenges. While all the events are tough.


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