[CFS-L] FW: [CO-CURE] NOT,ACT: Please help Invest in ME try to win £2000 for biomedical research into ME by supporting them in the Big Break

[Tom Kindlon]

(Not a Facebook competition)

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From: ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia Information Exchange Forum
[mailto:CO-...@LISTSERV.NODAK.EDU] On Behalf Of Tate Mitchell
Sent: 08 April 2013 1:33
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Subject: [CO-CURE] NOT,ACT: Please help Invest in ME try to win �2000 for
biomedical research into ME by supporting them in the Big Break

https://www.directdebit.co.uk/thebigbreak/100goodcauses/pages/causedetail.as
px?causeid=539

Please help Invest in ME try to win �2000 for biomedical research into ME by
supporting them in the Big Break.

Another opportunity to raise funds for one of our charities for free and
with little effort! Please support Invest in ME, the UK charity who would
like to establish an ME research centre, by voting in the link below. It
takes only moments - and it is a single vote. The first prize is �2,000.
Thank you!

People can only vote once so no need for daily voting - but if we can get
lots of voters we have a chance of winning �2000 towards much needed
research into ME.

Thank you for your support.

To vote:
http://www.directdebit.co.uk/TheBigBreak/100GoodCauses/Pages/CauseDetail.asp
x?CauseId=539

You do not have to be in the UK to vote.

Help us donate to your favourite causes

Together with our supporters we are giving to 100 charities and good causes
this year, and we need YOU to decide which ones deserve a Big Break.

Vote for your favourite good cause

We are giving away �5,000 a month from March until June, and your votes will
decide how the money is divided up.

Every month we will ask YOU the public - to vote. The good cause with the
most votes each month will receive �2,000, the runner up �1,000 and the
remaining �2,000 will be divided equally amongst the runners up.

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