GMTV's Kate Garraway and Andrew Castle
with Emily
Kerry Katona shows her support by wearing a T-shirt!
Singer Sinitta joins the campaign
Sharon Osbourne |
"I can honestly say Laughter For Life![[-->]](images/new_win.png) was one of the best charity gigs I have ever been involved in. A great night."
— Bill Bailey.
“I think your campaign is fantastic.”
— Kate Garraway - GMTV
“My family and I are all organ donors. By helping spread this message you’ll be spreading the message that each and every one of us has the potential to give the gift of life. Fill in your donor card today.”
— Trisha Goddard
“I’ve been wearing your T-shirt out and it’s certainly attracted a lot of attention”
— Lorraine Kelly - GMTV
“Campaigns like Live Life Then Give Life are a vital reminder to everyone of the urgent need to carry a card and make our wishes clear. If more of us did, people like her would not have to endure such an agonising and pointless wait for life-saving transplants.”
— Richard Madeley
“Cystic Fibrosis has blighted the lives of many for far too long but the research into and the development of the appropriate treatment has meant that the life expectancy for sufferers has improved markedly. Please join me in your support for this Live Life Then Give Life campaign.”
— David Gower
“Join me to give life — I've been giving my support to the live life then give life campaign, started by Emily Thackray and her friend Emma Harris. Both suffer from Cystic Fibrosis and if Emily doesn't get a transplant soon there is a 50% chance she will die. The campaign is raising awareness about the fact that there's a serious lack of organ donors in the UK. Please help and sign up to the NHS organ donation register at www.uktransplant.org”
— Kerry Katona's column in OK Magazine, 21st March 2007
“Say a little prayer for our Emily — Four hundred people die each year while waiting for an organ transplant. Our friend Emily Thackray needs new lungs because of advanced Cystic Fibrosis. After a year on the waiting list, she is almost out of time. But it has not stopped her launching a national campaign to raise awareness. So if you see someone wearing a T-shirt with the logo “I'd give you one...” on the front and “Live life then give life” on the back, it's one of Emily's. Say a little prayer for her. Even better, join the NHS organ donor scheme”
— Richard & Judy, Daily Express Saturday March 4 2006 |
