MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Society Craft Fayre Fundraiser Aughton Fri 18 May 2012

Christ Church Aughton Craft Fayre Multiple Sclerosis Fundraising

The West Lancashire branch of the Multiple Sclerosis Society is having a Craft Fayre fundraising event at Christ Church Missionary Centre, Aughton on Friday 18th May 2012.  The evening starts at 7pm.

Following the successful Craft Fayre held back in February at St. Anne's in Ormskirk, supporters are hoping to raise even more money to help local sufferers of Multiple Sclerosis

If you would like to find out more about the West Lancashire branch of the MS Society and it's activities, please telephone 01695 576980 or visit the website: http://www.mssociety.org.uk/near-me/branches/west-lancashire-branch

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MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Society Fundraiser Ormskirk Interview with Malika Lahsen-Bradley Feb 3rd 2012

MS Society Fundraiser Ormskirk Video Interview with Malika Lahsen-Bradley

The MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Society West Lancashire was established twenty years ago. The West Lancashire branch of the MS Society covers Banks, Burscough, Ormskirk, Rufford, Skelmersdale, Tarleton, Upholland and everywhere in between. This local branch of the MS Society has over forty members and help anyone in the local area affected by Multiple Sclerosis.

MS Society Fundraising

Malika tells us during the interview how the Multiple Sclerosis Society has supported her and her family and tells us about the range of activities that are provided locally to suport fellow sufferers.

The Craft Fayre at St.Anne's Parish Social Centre in Ormskirk, West Lancahire looked to be very popular going by the activity around the various stalls.  Malika hopes that the craft fayre event will raise £500. This money will all be used to fund local MS Society activities.

If you would like to find out more about the West Lancashire branch of the MS Society and it's activities, please visit http://www2.mssociety.org.uk/branches/lancs_and_s_cumbria/west_lancs/index.html