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All proceeds from sales go towards MWT projects, for more details please contact us directly.

"Creativity is contagious, pass it on"

Albert Einstein

Molly Watt Trust T-shirts for Sale

High quality cotton t-shirts with embroidered Molly Watt Trust logo.

Available in small, medium, large and x-large.

Price is £10 plus £2.50 P&P

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Wristbands for Sale

Show your support by wearing our unique wristbands.

Price includes P&P

wristbands

Pins for Sale

Show your support wearing one of our unique pins showing the MWT logo, designed by Molly.

Price includes P&P

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Prints for Sale

We are delighted to be able to not only exhibit but also to offer prints of all pictures for sale at £15 including postage and packaging.

We would like to invite others with Usher Syndrome to donate their work to the gallery.

Donate

To support the work of MWT please click on any of the Donate buttons below or alternately you may send a cheque made payable to Molly Watt Trust and sent to Queen Anne House, 25-27 Broadway, Maidenhead,Berkshire, SL6 1LY.

All donations and support are gratefully received.

Please complete this form if applicable so that we may claim an additional 25% in gift aid.

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