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• Sponsor £1 or more

  Select this reward if you just want to donate to the project without receiving a reward.

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• Sponsor £5 or more

  Feel Great Factor: feel great knowing you have contributed help fight DIPG and find a cure for this devastating condition.

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• Sponsor £10 or more

  Message of Thanks: for your £10 contribution you will receive a personal email of thanks from the team

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  Traditional Message of Thanks: you will receive a postcard featuring a beautiful ‘neuro’ image with a message of thanks.

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• Sponsor £25 or more

  Message in a Test Tube! We will send you a certificate which acknowledges you for your personal donation to the trial, in a trial branded test tube. Please add £10 for shipping outside of the UK.

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• Sponsor £25 or more

  Surprise FN Goody Bag: for your £25 contribution you will receive a goody bag full of surprises, which will include running buff, pin badges and other goodies. Please add £5 for shipping outside of the UK.

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• Sponsor £30 or more

  View the Launch Lecture Online: for your £30 contribution you will receive an invitation to watch the streamed Launch Lecture of the project. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear Professor Steven Gill talk about the research and delve deeper into the details.

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• Sponsor £50 or more

  Excl Tshirt and online lecture: we will send you an exclusive FN Research DIPG Clinical Trial T-shirt and an invitation to view the streamed launch lecture on-line. This T-shirt will allow you to proudly display your support for the project. Please add £10 for shipping outside of the UK.

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• Sponsor £100 or more

  Come to the launch lecture: for your £100 contribution you will be invited to come and hear the Launch Lecture by Professor Steven Gill in Bristol. This is your opportunity to learn about the research first hand and ask any questions you may have. Pledgers will have to make their own way to Bristol (date tbc)

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• Sponsor £250 or more

  Personal thank you DVD & shirt: you will receive a thank you postcard, an exclusive FN Research Project T-shirt and a DVD with a personal message of thanks for from the team. Please add £10 for shipping outside of the UK.

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• Sponsor £1000 or more

  Acknowledgement at Lecture: for your contribution of £1,000 you will be invited to and publicly acknowledged at the launch lecture as part of the trial.

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• Sponsor £2500 or more

  Day in the life of a scientist: For your £2,500 contribution you will be invited on a tour of Professor Gill’s lab at University of Bristol, South Mead Hospital! You will get an insight into the fight against neurological conditions first hand. Please note, you will have to make your own way to Bristol.

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• Sponsor £2500 or more

  Lunch with the 3 wise men! You and a friend will have the one off opportunity to dine with the brains behind the research. Not only will this include a delicious meal, but it will also be the perfect opportunity to ask anything!

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• Sponsor £2500 or more

  Day in the life of a scientist: for your £2,500 contribution you will be invited on a tour of Professor Gill’s lab at University of Bristol, South Mead Hospital! You will get an insight into the fight against neurological conditions first hand. Please note, you will have to make your own way to Bristol.

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• Sponsor £5000 or more

  Acknowledged in publication: For your contribution of £5,000, you will have the honour of being exclusively acknowledged in the published paper for the trial by the research team. This is a fantastic way to tie your name to the research forever!

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• Sponsor £900000 or more

  Naming rights to the trial: The (could it be you?) DIPG Clinical Trial…………. The Clinical Trial will be named after you and you will go down in the history books as the person that funded Professor Gill and his team’s trial to find a cure for DIPG.

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