"SPONSOR A BLOCK" FOR OUR NEW HOSPITAL!
Help us build our new hospital and become a tangible part of this vital project for years to come...
Help us build our new hospital and become a tangible part of this vital project for years to come...
*Sponsor 5 blocks for just £25 and have a special name of your choice
as a permanent feature of the Lonely and Primrose Hospital!*
as a permanent feature of the Lonely and Primrose Hospital!*
To thank you for your support, not only will your name have pride of place on a wall in our new hospital, we will also acknowledge your generosity by listing your name on a virtual wall on a special page of thanks, post it to our Facebook page and send you a special Flicka Foundation Silver Jubliee coin!
You can choose to have a first name and surname (e.g. Paddington Donkey!) or a few words (up to 25 characters max) and have your own name, family name, pets name, name of a friend or family member or a name in memory of a loved one.
We are hoping to raise £2,500 towards the hospital with this appeal and have allocated just 100 spaces... So please read on to find out how to get your name as part of the hospital!
You can choose to have a first name and surname (e.g. Paddington Donkey!) or a few words (up to 25 characters max) and have your own name, family name, pets name, name of a friend or family member or a name in memory of a loved one.
We are hoping to raise £2,500 towards the hospital with this appeal and have allocated just 100 spaces... So please read on to find out how to get your name as part of the hospital!
- Simply send your £25 donation per name via PayPal or BACS here: www.flickafoundation.org.uk/donate
- Email us on supporters@flicka.org.uk with your details, including your chosen name and address for posting your coin
- Email us on supporters@flicka.org.uk with your details, including your chosen name and address for posting your coin
Thank you for your support!
Together, we can ensure that donkeys who have suffered so much, have the very best life.
Together, we can ensure that donkeys who have suffered so much, have the very best life.