How you can help

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

To donate please use the following account: 

Account Name: Friends of Jamarko and EPHC

Sort Code: 60 83 01        

Acct no: 20466653

If you are a UK tax payer please also considering increasing your donation at no cost to yourself by completing a Gift Aid form.

  

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The charity is run by volunteers.  If you have questions or might be able to offer other forms of help please contact jamarkouk@gmail.com.   


 

 

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