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Businesses asked to help save Maddie

Business owner Pete Burdon is helping organise a mufti day to raise funds to save a young Christchurch girl’s life, and is calling on the support of all Kiwi business […]

Glenn Baker
Glenn Baker
August 25, 2016 One Min Read
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Business owner Pete Burdon is helping organise a mufti day to raise funds to save a young Christchurch girl’s life, and is calling on the support of all Kiwi business owners. 

Christchurch 12-year-old Maddie Collins needs $350,000 to get a kidney in the US to save her life. If you would like to donate to the campaign, just go to the “Mufti Day for Maddie” page below. 
“To help you can either join others in a national mufti day on September 16, or contribute to the bank account on the page at the link below,” says organiser Pete Burdon. “Your support could make all the difference.”

www.mediatrainingnz.co.nz/maddie/

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