Welcome
 The Appeal is centred around Charlie Crowe, as the last surviving member of the Newcastle United triple FA cup winning team of the 1950's.
 After retiring from football he worked for various charitable causes. Unfortunately for the last ten years of his life he suffered from Alzheimer's disease and sadly died in February 2010.
Charlie's wish was to support the work of Newcastle MR Centre and see the second scanner installed. Charlie started another of his famous determined runs. However, the goal this time was to raise £0.5 million to help fund a new scanner for vital research. Although it came too late to help him, the research will benefit the lives of hundreds of others and the lives of future generations.
We shall press on to achieve the fundraising goal. Charlie was an outstanding sportsman and deserves an outstanding memory.
Donations
You can pledge a donation via the 'Just Giving' website, by clicking on the link below.
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Or, by sending a cheque payable to the ‘Charlie Crowe Appeal’ at the following address:
Charity Fund Office
Charlie Crowe Appeal
Room 203
Cheviot Court
Freeman Hospital
NE7 7DN
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Follow the Charlie Crowe Scanner Appeal on Twitter:
@CroweAppealNUFC
http://twitter.com/CroweAppealNUFC
FIND OUT WHO'S
SUPPORTING US
 Sir Bobby Charlton
donated signed autobiography and shirt -
to read more
click here
NUFC Tickets
for Newcastle v Wolverhampton Wanderers match raise funds
to read more
Fiona Phillips
With both parents affected by Alzheimer's Disease Fiona strongly supports the Charlie Crowe Appeal to raise funds for a powerful magnetic resonance scanner which will make possible early diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's. The Newcastle researchers are making innovative strides in solving some of the problems of this terrible disease.
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