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The Oxford University Air Squadron has supported the Cardiomyopathy Association, as their chosen charity since 2007. The squadron provides Oxford University students preparation for careers in the RAF. The squadron decided to support the CMA following the sudden death of the sister of one of their squadron cadets. Squadron members have been very active in raising funds through various activities, including 5 members running in the 2008 Great North Run, and rasied several thousand pounds for the CMA. They have also been very active in help to raise awareness of cardiomyopathy and the work of the CMA. To find out more about the Oxford University Squadron visit their website
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The Cardiomyopathy Association is now working in partnership with the British Heart Foundation in updating the CMA's bookets on each of the main types of cardiomyopathy - hypertrophic, dilated and arrhythmogenic right ventricular.
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The Tunbridge Wells Harriers chose the Cardiomyopathy Association as one of the two main benefiting charities for the annual Tunbridge Wells Half Marathon. This is an extremely popular and high quality run in the UK running events calendar, attracting over 2,000 entrants. In recognition of the hard work of the race orgasnisers , led by Sarah Russell, the run received the prestigous 'Most Improved Event' award at the 2009 Runners World 'Heroes of Running' Awards. As well as raising crucial funds for the CMA the Harriers have also acted to raise public awareness of cardiomyopathy. To find out more about the Tunbridge wells harriers visit their website
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The Cavendish Conference Center has provided consistant support to the CMA by providing high quality conference facilities and at reduced cost to assist the charities annual educational conference programme. Further details can be obtained at Cavendish Conference Venues |
The Cavendish Conference Center has provided consistant support to the CMA by providing high quality conference facilities and at reduced cost to assist the charities annual educational conference programme. Further details can be obtained at Cavendish Conference Venues
Our grateful thanks go to these organisations' for their consistant support
Dedicated to Damian McLoughlin, who died age 20 of cardiomyopathy. This site is supported by Damian's family and friends.
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