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Home > LMB News > LMB raises over £1,700 for the Addenbrooke’s Dialysis Centre

LMB raises over £1,700 for the Addenbrooke’s Dialysis Centre

Published on 17 February, 2014

Staff at the LMB have raised over £1,700 from their annual Charity fundraiser for the Addenbrooke’s Dialysis Centre in memory of former colleague Michael Neuberger, who passed away in late 2013. This cause was chosen by Michael’s wife Gill in appreciation of the care and support Michael received at the Centre, where he spent many hours over several months during 2013.

The money was recently handed over by the LMB Director and Gill Neuberger to the Hospital via ACT, the independent registered charity for Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

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In the photo are right to left: Gill Neuberger, Regin Lagaac – Addenbrooke’s Dialysis Centre, Mercy Kwagga – Addenbrookes Charitable Trust, Hugh Pelham – LMB Director

The Dialysis Centre will put the money into their funds for patients who find it financially hard to come for dialysis e.g. for transport, local accommodation etc

All members of the LMB were thanked for their efforts in raising this record amount.

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Michael Neuberger (1953 – 2013)

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