"Memories" Pencil Art by John D Moulton

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ORIGINAL ARTWORK TO BE SOLD AT SILENT AUCTION
IN SUPPORT OF THE MOIRA FUND
PLEASE SEE THE IMPORTANT MESSAGE BELOW

CP002 - "Memories"

Quality art print, available in two sizes:-

A3 size (approx) = 31cm x 41cm (12" x 16")
A4 size (approx) = 21cm x 30cm (8¼" x 11¾")

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	"MEMORIES" ORIGINAL ARTWORK TO BE SOLD AT SILENT AUCTION IN SUPPORT OF "THE MOIRA FUND" PLACE AND TIME !! HERE AND NOW !! (See latest high bid and details below)
RESERVE PRICE : £210.00
HOW TO BID To email your bid on this artwork, please click here Your bid will be ackowledged and it is binding.
WHEN DOES BIDDING CLOSE? This is a silent auction and the highest bid received by CLOSING DATE - MIDNIGHT - OCTOBER 25th 2009 will win this beautiful original artwork
THE HISTORY BEHIND THIS NEW CHARITY A Slovakian man has been jailed for life for the "vile and barbaric" rape and murder of a Glasgow businesswoman that "shocked the nation". CLICK HERE TO VIEW JUST ONE NEWS REPORT and begin to understand why The Moira Fund has been established
About The Moira Fund In the pain-filled weeks and months after Moira’s death, her family became aware that they were coping because of their love for each other, the fantastic support of family and friends and because they could afford to make choices. For a short time they were looked after in a relative’s home away from the scene of the crime but within easy reach of the police. They felt protected in this haven where they could grieve in peace. After many months they have each individually had a day or two away from home with friends. One or two very special people have by instinct, not by training, become effective counsellors. While charities have provided some care and support, their funds are finite and restricted. The family became increasingly aware that many, finding themselves in similar circumstances, would not have the same resources they had available to them. They identified gaps in the help available, gaps which could mean further distress to those suffering grief as a result of violent death at the hands of another. There are self support groups for the victims of murder and manslaughter but to attend one of those it would be necessary to travel to the nearest big city. Specialist bereavement counsellors do not appear to be readily accessible. The family decided that it would be very fitting to set up a grant-making charity, The Moira Fund, so that those working with victims could identify and provide for some of the needs of those in distress which may not otherwise be addressed. Please Click Here To Donate

"MEMORIES"

ORIGINAL ARTWORK TO BE SOLD AT SILENT AUCTION IN SUPPORT OF
"THE MOIRA FUND"

PLACE AND TIME
!! HERE AND NOW !!
(See latest high bid and details below)

RESERVE PRICE : £210.00

HOW TO BID
To email your bid on this artwork, please click here
Your bid will be ackowledged and it is binding.

WHEN DOES BIDDING CLOSE?
This is a silent auction and the highest bid received by
CLOSING DATE - MIDNIGHT - OCTOBER 25th 2009
will win this beautiful original artwork

THE HISTORY BEHIND THIS NEW CHARITY

A Slovakian man has been jailed for life for the "vile and barbaric" rape and murder of a Glasgow businesswoman that "shocked the nation".

CLICK HERE TO VIEW JUST ONE NEWS REPORT

and begin to understand why The Moira Fund has been established

About The Moira Fund

In the pain-filled weeks and months after Moira’s death, her family became aware that they were coping because of their love for each other, the fantastic support of family and friends and because they could afford to make choices.

For a short time they were looked after in a relative’s home away from the scene of the crime but within easy reach of the police. They felt protected in this haven where they could grieve in peace.

After many months they have each individually had a day or two away from home with friends. One or two very special people have by instinct, not by training, become effective counsellors.

While charities have provided some care and support, their funds are finite and restricted. The family became increasingly aware that many, finding themselves in similar circumstances, would not have the same resources they had available to them. They identified gaps in the help available, gaps which could mean further distress to those suffering grief as a result of violent death at the hands of another.

There are self support groups for the victims of murder and manslaughter but to attend one of those it would be necessary to travel to the nearest big city. Specialist bereavement counsellors do not appear to be readily accessible.

The family decided that it would be very fitting to set up a grant-making charity, The Moira Fund, so that those working with victims could identify and provide for some of the needs of those in distress which may not otherwise be addressed.

Please Click Here To Donate