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Major Charity Fundraising Success for Milne Moser

Our offices at both Kendal and Milnthorpe are celebrating the success of their participation in Will Aid 2009. Solicitors at both offices donated their professional services free ofcharge during the month of November in return for charity donations from clients participating in the Will Aid scheme.

Over £3,500 was raised by Milne Moser in November for the benefit of good causes both in the United Kingdom and worldwide, with the funds being distributed between Action Aid, British Red Cross, Christian Aid, Help the Aged, NSPCC, Save the Children UK, SCIAF, Sight Savers International and Trocaire.

Milne Moser wishes to thank their participating clients for all their support and generosity in making Will Aid 2009 such a success.

For more details of the Will Aid scheme please visit www.willaid.org.uk

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