What is a celebratory donation?
A celebratory donation can be made in honour of someone special to you. Perhaps a newborn baby, a departed loved one, a friend, or a much-loved pet. You can make more than one celebratory donation if you so wish. Along with your donation, you have the opportunity to write a short message about the person you are celebrating.
To make a celebratory donation click here or call the CMA office on 01494 791224, email Celia Blakeway-Phillips for a form to be sent to you or download the leaflet below right by clicking on it. Alternatively you can text your donation.
♥ You will receive a special celebratory thank you card
♥ Your message will be added to our website celebratory donations page by year (see below). This is optional.
♥ Your message can be seen in the celebratory book at all CMA events (optional)
To see celebratory messages over the previous years click on the following links:
Previous messages of celebration 2011 messages of celebration
Sara Milton, pictured said: "When diagnosed with cardiomyopathy I was really unwell. Now I am better and able to watch my gorgeous goddaughter grow up, I want to celebrate her"
Previous messages include:
♥ Thank you cousin for your support right from day one ♥ Thank you for saving my daddy ♥ A very special son - loved and missed so much today and every day ♥ You touched so many people in so many ways ♥ Miss you, still think of our childhood days ♥ For all their kindness and support ♥ Precious memories, all my love, Jenny ♥ Living with cardiomyopathy and doing well ♥ Wishing you all the best in your future life and career ♥ My baby son, I love you precious one xx ♥ My dearest mum RIP ♥ May you shine down on us like a star ♥ Always in our hearts ♥ I celebrate his life with love ♥ Lived, loved, laughed but not forgotten ♥ Shine on you crazy diamond ♥ Follow the path we'll follow you ♥ Thank you for the good work of the CMA - they were great during my illness ♥
♥ How your celebratory donation can make a difference
The CMA's work costs over £410,000 a year but we get no Government funding. We rely on the generosity of our supporters' donations, gifts in Wills and fundraising.
Thank you for your 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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