Online LIVEr Appeal - PSC Trust UK Charity

The PSC Trust (UK registered charity) is a medical research trust established to support research into finding the cause and cure for and treatment of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC) - a chronic progressive liver disease.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• nonprofit
• liver
• psc
• primary
• sclerosing
• cholangitis
• charity
• ulcerative
• colitis
• crohns
• yellow
• jaundice
• trust
• help

[shauny0077]

Very warming Appeal to humanity. I would recommend everybody donates to a just cause.

[shauny0077]

Very warming Appeal to humanity. I would recommend everybody donates to a just cause.

[IKANBILES]

there is no evidence that after a transplant, you are free of psc!

[IKANBILES]

More people assisting will make all the difference between giving someone life and hope and misery and pain

Please help

[IKANBILES]

We need your help to set up a PSC genome data base to help others. We are close to achieving our goal.

Please help - every little helps

[IKANBILES]

PSC has been around for 40 years but no progress why ? -- no funding. We want to raise monies funding research into the aetiology of PSC. Scientist have developed the technology to do genome wide scanning and have used it to superb effect.

Please help us to raise funds

[NewForestUK]

On the fundraising stuff... the PSC Trust asr now offering RECYCLING way to help the charity and environment......

You can now in the UK recycle your unwanted mobile phones + accessories and printer ink (Dell, Canon, Lexmark and HP) cartridges for donations to charity. A FREEPOST address is provided. See the PSC Trust website for more...

[IKANBILES]

Anymore ideas for fund raising?

[IKANBILES]

Anyone for a London marathon to raise funds or other ideas.

[IKANBILES]

Rather sad that PSC is not considered "sexy" illness despite the number of young dying -- perhaps the Trust needs to appoint a spin doctor to raise awareness ?

[IKANBILES]

For animals we have all the time but our children and future generation needs us too -- please visit the site and see the good work being done. I have volunteered, have you?

[johntheb1]

This issue affects mainly the young and we otherwise never hear of the condition as it so often is included as a liver only disease. No known cure yet. Good luck with your touching presentation and I enclose £10 and hoping that fund-raising is a success.

John

London