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Save stamps The CBM raises about £3,000 a year from the sale of used postage stamps. The total raised so far is over £90,000. Although all postage stamps can be saved for the CBM, special issue stamps are worth about 90 times as much as 'ordinary' stamps. So using special issue stamps on your letters to brethren and sisters is an easy way to increase the amount raised for the CBM. UK special issues for 2012 Jan 5 London 2012 Olympics definitives May 15 Great British Fashion Jan 10 Roald Dahl May 31 The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Jan 20 Year of the Dragon Smilers Jun 19 Charles Dickens Feb 2 Kings and Queens: House of Windsor Jul 27 London 2012 Olympics: Welcome Feb 6 Diamond Jubilee definitive Aug 29 London 2012 Paralympics: Welcome Feb 23 Britons of Distinction Sep 27 London 2012 Olympics: Memories Mar 8 Classic Locomotives of Scotland Oct 16 World of Dinosaurs Mar 20 World of Comics Oct 30 Space Science Apr 10 UK A-Z (part 2) Nov 8 Christmas Used stamps should be cut from the envelopes with a quarter-inch (6 mm) border all the way round. Does your ecclesia have a collection point for stamps? If not, perhaps you could organise one. Stamps should be passed on to Jean Pearson. Packets may also be left at Olivet (Acocks Green) or the Christadelphian Office in Birmingham, clearly marked for her attention. Previous Next

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