We Need Your Help To Raise one million pounds by 2015 to fund Brain Tumour Research
The PPR Foundation - Brain Tumour Research Project - was formed by me, Pamela Roberts, following the tragic death of my husband Peter from a Brain Tumour.
We are committed to raise £1 million by 2015 to fund Brain Tumour Research. We will support various research projects aimed at possible causes, cures, treatments or effects thereof.
TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Brain Tumours can affect anyone at any stage in their life.
The PPR Foundation needs your help so that together we can make a difference and help to eradicate this grossly under funded, cruel and indiscriminate disease as soon as possible.
If you would like to help us or require any further information.
THE PPR FOUNDATION BRAIN TUMOUR RESEARCH PROJECT PRIDES ITSELF THAT 100% OF FUNDS RAISED GO TOWARDS THE PROJECT
All administration costs and expenses are absorbed personally by the Trustees and Volunteers.
The Trustees are people whose lives have been directly affected by the death of a loved one from a Brain Tumour.
OUR CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED SEPTEMBER 9TH 2009
We launched our £1 million campaign on September 9th 2009 with an amazing outdoor floodlit photographic exhibition by Javan Liam set against the sensational backdrop of Ripley Castle.
Our platform is to ask One Million People to donate One Pound Each and that would give us our One Million Pounds.
We have made a wonderful start, but still have a long way to go.
If you think you can help, we would love to hear from you.
PATRONS OF THE THE PPR FOUNDATION
The PPR Foundation is delighted to announce that we have two new Patrons to join our current Patrons, Sir Thomas and Lady Ingilby.
Russell Watson
Russell is delighted to become a Patron of The PPR Foundation.
Sir Thomas & Lady Ingilby
As existing Patrons, welcome Russell Watson & Lady Mowbray to the Foundation.
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