The Cardiomyopathy Association’s Friends Scheme is for those who want to support the charity.
Our friends usually have a family member or a friend affected by cardiomyopathy or an interest in the charity's work and want to support us.
We receive no Government funding and rely solely on our supporters to fund the many vital services we provide.
'Liz Brown: "My sister has cardiomyopathy so the work the CMA carries out has special interest for me. By being a CMA Friend, I am more than happy to support the great work that the CMA provides every day for those families affected by this disease."
By joining the Friends Scheme, you will be one of many like-minded people who believe in what we do and support our work. By being a CMA Friend, you will be regularly updated on our work and hear about opportunities to help us raise funds. Your regular contributions will go directly into providing support and advice for families affected by cardiomyopathy.We receive no Government funding and rely solely on our supporters to fund the many vital services we provide.By joining the Friends Scheme, you will be one of many like-minded people who believe in what we do and support our work. By being a CMA Friend, you will be regularly updated on our work and hear about opportunities to help us raise funds. Your regular contributions will go directly into providing support and advice for families affected by cardiomyopathy.
Become a Friend of the CMA. Overseas supporters should click here.
For a leaflet about our Friends Scheme, call Celia Blakeway-Phillips on 01494 791224 or email Celia.
Dedicated to Damian McLoughlin, who died age 20 of cardiomyopathy. This site is supported by Damian's family and friends.
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