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Give £1 to help save Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral is said to be in danger of crumbling away
Canterbury Cathedral is said to be in danger of crumbling away
Leave a present for future generations
Leave a present for future generations

ORGANISERS of the Save Canterbury Cathedral appeal are hoping a small gift from every adult in Kent will make their Christmas.

They are asking everyone to donate £1 on Friday, December 15, which they estimate could boost the restoration fund by £1million.

The global appeal, launched in October, is trying to raise £50million for major restoration work to the building which is said to be in danger of crumbling away.

UK fund-raising director Heather Gambrell said: "As people think of buying Christmas presents for their loved ones, we are asking them to also think of Canterbury Cathedral.

"One pound is just the price of a roll of wrapping paper or three mince pies. They could perhaps think of it as a Christmas present for future generations.

"There are over a million people in Kent aged over 18. The maths are straightforward. If everyone gave just a £1 on December 15, we would raise £1 million."

There several ways to make donations – on-line at www.canterbury-cathedral.org, at any Kent branch of Lloyds TSB, with a credit or debit card by telephoning 01227 865346, at Canterbury Cathedral or by sending cheques made payable to Canterbury Cathedral Development Ltd, Freepost, RRB-GYXR-JTRB.

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