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Cheque Presentation to Maggie’s, Forth Valley

In 2023, TMS CADCentre pledged to donate a percentage of the profits from new customers purchasing Autodesk CAD Software Subscriptions or renewals, as well as committing to various fundraising activities for Maggie’s Cancer Care Charity during 2023.  TMS Managing Director Alex Lowe visited the local Maggie’s centre in Larbert recently and was delighted to present a cheque for £1592.95 to Cristina Pouso (Maggie’s Centre Fundraising Manager Forth Valley).

 

Maggie's Forth Valley provides free practical, emotional and psychological support for people with cancer and their family and friends across Forth Valley. Maggie's offers a programme of support that has been shown to strengthen physical and emotional well being. Built in the grounds of NHS Forth Valley Hospital, the centre is a warm and welcoming place with professional staff on hand to offer the support people need to find their way through cancer

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