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The December 10th Fund

Cracker's page, our sponsored guide dog in training

Cracker
Cracker, our Black Dog, in training to be a guide dog with funds donated by MIM fans of Led Zeppelin. Check back for updates, posted as they are received.

In the information on Cracker, we received a calendar with interesting puppy facts (which we'll post for you each month), and an album to hold pictures of Cracker.

Thank you for sponsoring a guide dog puppy. With your help Cracker, could become a fully trained guide dog and make a real difference to the life of someone with sight loss. What's really exciting is that you can follow your puppy's journey - from his first tentative steps along the pavement, to the proud moment when he meets his guide dog owner. Your support could help with essentials such as food, training and vet's bills.


Jan 2012 pupdate

Cracker the Guide DogTo get you started, we've enclosed your first photo of Cracker and a special album for you to keep it in. We'll send you more photos throughout your sponsorship, showing Cracker as he grows up. You'll also receive regular 'Pupdates', with the latest news about Cracker and his progress, adventures and training; as well as lots of interesting facts about guide dogs.

We expect Cracker to be helping someone with sight loss in around 24 months, but that doesn't have to be the end of your journey. When he graduates we will introduce you to another young puppy just starting out on its training.

There's so much to learn and Cracker has got a lot of work ahead of him. Some of the tasks Cracker has ahead of him are learning important commands, finding his feet in new situations and working out how best to guide his owner through busy streets. This takes a lot of patience, time and money, so I'd like to thank you again for your very kind sponsorship. We really couldn't do it without you.

 

The December 10th Fund
A Fan Tribute in honour of Led Zeppelin

December 10th 2007 - a date that will live in the hearts of Led Zeppelin fans of forever! You didn't even have to be in the arena to experience the joy. It rippled out to every fan that admired the band. It was a very special night. I still talk about it at length to other fans, and sharing the memories is as much fun now as it was the night I walked out of the concert.

All the money in the Dec 10th Fund / Fan Tribute in honour of Led Zeppelin for 2011 went to Guide Dogs UK to sponsor Cracker, a lovely black dog that is in training to be a guide (Visit their website here: http://www.guidedogsgiving.org.uk/sponsorapuppy/home ). We sponsored Cracker as a gift to Led Zeppelin, and the donation made celebrating the anniversary of the show even more special! We'll keep track of Cracker and post regular updates for you here. (insert link) Join in now for 2012 and when we get nearer December 10th, we'll vote to see if you'd like to keep sponsoring Cracker or support another charity. Give the spare change in your wallet, the money you might have used to buy a cup of coffee; save up weekly, monthly or make a one-off donation; have a yard sale, a car wash, whatever! Send MIM a message when you donate (send to info@memoriesinmusic.com subject December 10th Fund) and tell everyone why you decided to join in and how you became a Zep fan. Your message will be posted along with your name and location, but the amount you donate will remain private unless you decide to share it in your message. Take part in this very special thanks to a band we all love and spread the happiness they gave us to those who need it.

Long live Led Zeppelin, and long live their fans!


Want to know more about our charity fund raising? Explore our site for past events, make a purchase in the Gift shop, or visit our Fanfare page.

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