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Choose Charity Flowers Direct
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- Published on Sunday, 14 June 2009 07:19
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By Choosing Charity Flowers Direct you will be giving more than just beautiful flowers. You will also be helping us to raise money for FMA UK.Charity Flowers Direct is owned by the major national charity, Age Concern and is run for the benefit of charities with all the profits going to charity. Every time you choose Charity Flowers Direct, you will be making a valuable contribution to FMA UK.
So whether it's Happy Birthday, Happy Anniversary, Happy Christmas, Happy Easter, Congratulations, a present for Mother's Day or just to show you care, order from Charity Flowers Direct. You can order by visiting the Charity Flowers Direct website where you can select FMA UK as your chosen charity on the order form.
You can also order by post or by telephone (details below) but don't forget to include the special source code FMA to ensure that FMA UK receives their donation.
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0870 5300 600
Charity Flowers Direct
PO Box 555,
Guernsey,
Channel Islands GY1 6JA
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