Allianz Cornhill's 2003 national fundraising appeal for CLIC
Allianz Cornhill's 2003 national fundraising appeal for CLIC - Cancerand Leukaemia In Childhood - ki...
Allianz Cornhill's 2003 national fundraising appeal for CLIC - Cancerand Leukaemia In Childhood - kicked off when Carlton TV newsreader LucyAlexander was presented with £5,000 by chief executive Ray Treen.Employees at the insurer voted unanimously to support CLIC, a smallnational charity dedicated to ensuring that the best possible treatment,care and research are provided for children suffering from cancer andleukaemia. The campaign will run until December 31 and aims to raise£55,000.
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