Order a Fundraising Pack

There are a number of ways you can support the DSA, from taking part in one of our fundraising events to getting your company involved. If you would like an awareness week pack, please notify us in the description of your event. Many thanks for your support.

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Your Event
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We also like to update our members and supporters with current information about Down’s syndrome, research, DSA news and other ways to support us. We send this by email and post:
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- The DSA uses images taken at events to promote awareness of its work. By submitting this form you give permission to the DSA to use images taken of you at the event. This includes (but is not limited to) reproducing these images in DSA publications, websites, blogs, social media channels, advertising etc. to promote awareness of the DSA. If you are happy for your images to be used, please check this box.
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