Making a difference – One Individual at a time
So many ‘thank you’ notes
We receive many thank you notes at the RGF, but this stands out.
From a young-adult cancer patient, all it said was simply:
“Thank you, life saver!” Gary
From another:
“Having this grant from you means so much and I can’t begin to thank you all enough. Any help was going to be appreciated but for what you have done for me I shall be eternally grateful. You have made me very happy and have lifted a lot of worries that were creeping up on me. Once again thank you so much for considering me and the problems I’m up against.” Craig.
Finally:
“you have already given us more than money could buy, by making Jess smile this summer.”
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