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Manx Cancer Help Christmas cards available to buy now

by isleofman.com 9th November 2015
Manx Cancer Help Christmas cards are now available to buy across the Island and once again feature a painting by renowned local artist, Nancy Corkish.

The festive watercolour design is called ‘Winter near St Marks’, and shows a robin sitting on top of a snow-dusted branch. Packs of ten cards cost ?5.95 and can be purchased from the following outlets:

- Bridge Bookshop, Port Erin
- Lexicon Bookshop, Douglas
- Thie Bee Coffee Shop, Strang
- Chree Brae, Castletown
- St Paul’s Bookshop, Ramsey
- The Book Company, Douglas
- Peel Post Office
- The Pavilion Restaurant & Clubhouse Bistro, Port St Mary
- Manx Cancer Help, Lisa Lowe Centre, Old School House, Cronkbourne.

There are also 15 signed prints available at ?25 each, from Manx Cancer Help. If you would like to purchase a print please email info@manxcancerhelp.org

Manx Cancer Help Chief Executive Officer, Andrea Chambers, said: ‘Nancy has been supporting us for over 16 years and we are delighted to have one of her stunning paintings on our Christmas cards again this year.

‘We would like to thank the shops and outlets that have agreed to sell our cards, the proceeds of which raise vital funds to support our services. CIRCA Volunteer Services have been a fantastic help too, having once again packed our Christmas cards for us this year. As we are only a small team at Manx Cancer Help, this support from CIRCA really is invaluable to us.’

Photo - Manx Cancer Help’s 2015 Christmas card design, by Nancy Corkish.
Posted by isleofman.com
Monday 9th, November 2015 10:11pm.

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