You can now make a donation to the Sussex MS Treatment Centre by text message. Just text MSSX01£ followed by the amount of your doantion to 70070

This year we decided to create very special MS Treatment Centre Christmas cards to sell at the centre to help us with our winter fundraising.

We decided to use our favourite picture of Tanner the dog, wearing his christmas hat whilst sitting in the snow.

It was rather a surprise when we sold out of the first batch of christmas cards, on the first day they were put out for sale! It seems that Tanner’s cheeky smile and Christmas hat are the perfect combination for the centre Christmas cards.

We’re now busily printing off more cards to put out for sale before Christmas. You can buy a pack of five Christmas Cards for £2.00 from the centre, all profits from the sale of the cards, go directly back to the centre, helping us continue to provide our services.

Thanks to all who came to the Night at the Dogs last week. It was a fantastic night with friends of the MS Centre and support from some fabulous local companies!

The event was a great fundraising opportunity for the centre, as well as promoting our work to the public.

We drew our Winter Raffle and the top prize of the ipad2 was won by a family member of one of our centre’s volunteers! There were plenty of other prizes drawn so do pop by the centre and check if you were one of our lucky winners.

Winter Raffle:

Our winter raffle rickets have been selling like hot cakes, we’ll be at the Hove Coral Greyhound stadium tomorrow night  with members of the centre and local businesses to watch the races and draw the winning raffle ticket!

One lucky ticket holder will win the grand prize of an Ipad 2 !! Plus we have other fantastic prizes to win as well.

Fabrica Art Gallery Visit:

Next week on Tuesday memebers  of the MS Centre will be meeting at Fabrica Art Gallery to see:

Gathering  by Melanie Manchot.

Both films look at how groups of people behave in public spaces, the first projection, Celebration (Cyprus Street) was filmed in East End of London and was inspired by the tradition of street parties.

The second, Walk (Square), children are shown leaving their schools and heading purposefully toward a civic square in the heart of Hamburg where they become part of a vast choreographed crowd.

Please join us for a Very Private View with the other MS Centre art lovers on Tuesday 8 November 2.30-3.30pm.

Contact us at the centre if you would like more information about going along.