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5:30am Monday 9th March 2009 in News Review
By Ash Bolton, Senior Winchester Reporter
A SOUTHAMPTON charity is just £50,000 short of its target to give disabled youngsters a better life.
Fundraisers at the Rose Road Association are now close to raising the £300,000 target for their Change My Life appeal which was launched a year ago.
It aims to raise £2,000 for each of the 150 young people with learning difficulties at the Bradbury Centre in Aldermoor Road.
Neil Wilson, director of business development at the charity, said: “We are delighted to announce that we have just passed the £250,000 mark for Change My Life.
“The amazing progress we have made has been due in no small part to our wonderful Crystal Ball which raised over £20,000, our Christmas collections where the local community gave so generously and most recently the Valentine skydive where 15 people raised over £3,000.”
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