More stamps for Bone Cancer Research Trust

More stamps for Bone Cancer Research Trust

We have been collecting used stamps from both our Hadleigh & Hockley offices over the last few months to pass on to Friends of Bone Cancer Research Trust. This week we had a substantial donation from a lady who has saved hundreds of stamps over the years. Please keep thinking of us if you have old stamps at home.

The Bone Cancer Research Trust is the charity that offers hope to people affected by primary bone cancer. You can find out more by clicking this link: https://www.bcrt.org.uk/information/about-primary-bone-cancer/

Volunteers collect used stamps which they sell onto stamp collectors, that is how the project works. The stamps collected at our offices are passed onto this lady Terri who lives in Benfleet, Essex: https://www.bcrt.org.uk/news/2018/september/stamp-appeal


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