April 20, 2013
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Kidney charity benefits from visionary donation

Kidney charity benefits from visionary donation

Clients and staff at Alex Gage’s practices at Woodseats and Crosspool were inspired to raise money for SAKA (Sheffield Area Kidney Association) after Cara Smith, manager at the Woodseats practice, had a kidney transplant in 2009. They were delighted to hand over a cheque for £911.73 to SAKA Chairman David Marshall.

Of the initiative, Alex Gage said: “Cara has been with me for 14 years and is a vital member of our team. Supporting SAKA is our way of thanking them for the support that they have given Cara over the years.”

Cara was diagnosed with chronic renal disease when she was 13 years old. Against all the odds, Cara gave birth to Winifred Ann in March, 2012.

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