Thank you
We are very grateful for the support of the organisations and people listed below and the many other generous individuals who have contributed to our work — including our growing number of payroll givers and our team of London Marathon runners and their supporters.
In 2008/9 these included:
- Albert Hunt Charitable Trust
- A M Fenton Trust
- Andrew Mitchell Christian Charitable Trust
- Barclays PLC
- Bruce Wake Charitable Trust
- Charles & Elsie Sykes Trust
- The Co-operative Foundation
- Department of Work and Pensions
- Electoral Commission
- Equalities and Human Rights
- Commission
- Garfield Weston Foundation
- Hamilton Wallace Trust
- Hampton Fuel Allotment Charity
- Henry Smith Charity
- Home Office — Connecting Communities
- HSBC plc
- Leach No. 14 Trust
- Leonardo — Transfer of Innovation Fund (EU)
- Linmardon Trust
- Miss WE Lawrence 1973 Charitable Settlement
- Peter De Haan Charitable Trust
- Skills for Care
- Thomas J Horne Memorial Trust
- Unum
Marathon runners 08
- Simon Hill
- Tracey Abraham
- Sarah Ball
- Paul Batten
- Mel Beckett
- Kathryn Bowditch
- Chris Browne
- Mark Dodes
- Shirish Gandhi
- Kate Knight
- Carol Lennon
- Lisa Mercer-Leach
- Leela Osborne
- Rupert Parkin
- Anna Phillips
- Neil Riddoch
- Angus Scott
- Tareq Shrourou
- Oliver Smith
- Carl Thackery
- Lorraine Wait
- Ben White
- Oonagh Wohanka
- Richard Wohanka
- Susanna Wood
Marathon runners 09
- Mandy Aknai
- Martin Attwood
- Wayne Barrett
- David Bernstein
- Chris Browne
- Samantha Buttle
- Elizabeth Chaloner
- Richard Chandler
- Chantal Cox
- Caroline Gibson
- Matt Gow
- Seren Halil
- Azra Jennings
- Kate Knight
- Chris Leech
- Jason McGibbon
- Sandra O'Malley
- Liz Parry
- Chris Pond
- William Robinson
- Stephen Roper
- Natasha Soobul
- Fabio Walls
- Oonagh Wohanka
- Richard Wohanka
- Alex Young
United Response is a registered national charity, operating in England and Wales. Although most of our income comes from statutory sources — to fund the local support that we provide — we also fundraise for the "extras" — the things that make such a difference to people’ s quality of life. We also fundraise to raise awareness of issues facing disabled people, and to tackle stigma and discrimination head on. Projects featured in this annual review — including Making Money Easier, Every Vote Counts!, UR in the Picture and UR on Board — were all made possible thanks to the generous support of our donors and sponsors. If you would like to make a donation to support our work, you can do so at www.unitedresponse.org.uk/donate/donate-now.php or give the fundraising team a call on 020 8246 5200. Many thanks.