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Do you want to make a donation?

If you would like to help us continue helping people, you can send in a donation via a cheque made payable to Blindvoice UK to the following address:-

BlindVoice Donation,
Communications Centre Manager,
BlindVoice UK
27 Yarm Road,
STOCKTON.
TS18 3NJ

Any donations are much appreciated and make a big difference to the people we help,

Thankyou,

BlindVoice UK

 

Here's just one of the people who has helped by donating money to BlindVoice UK..

My Experience Crossing the Transporter Bridge for BlindVoice UK

On Saturday 11 th June 2005 I set out to cross the enormous Transporter Bridge. I was doing this to raise money for BlindVoice UK who help blind and visually impaired people.

The bridge is 200 feet high and over 500 feet wide. When I got to the bridge it seemed much higher than I thought. I didn't realise that you could look through the steps and see the river beneath my feet. As I climbed higher, the steps became steep ladders and you could still see the river below.

When I got to the top I could see the walkway between the 2 towers was also transparent. There was no solid floor beneath my feet. The river was still visible far, far below. It was a bit scary but I managed to cross from one side of the Tees to the other. The steps downward seemed steeper than before as I started to descend. After what seemed a long time I eventually got back to the ground.

This was a scary but exhilarating experience. Even better I raised over £170 for a cause I believed in. This was a morning well spent.


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Who we are | Chairman | Manager | President | Trustees | Aims & Objectives | Heritage Lottery Fund | Blind routes to work | Accessible information | Braille Greeting Card Scheme | Communication Centre | Documents | Donations | Ann Kallagher Award | The World At Your Fingertips | Sighted Guide | Social Eyes | Bequests | Collect Box | Reaching Young People | Celebration of Learning & Achievement | A Pound For Life | BlindSpots! | Primary Club | Audio Transcription |