There are many ways that you can donate towards the helping of stroke survivors:

Click Here To Download a One Time Donation Form

Click Here To Download a Standing Order Donation Form

INSTRUCTORS ON SEMINARS - CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD DONATION/GIFT AID FORM

We very much appreciate any donations! Every pound goes towards helping our team of volunteers to carry on the good work with stroke survivors.

If ARNI has helped you, do consider donating. Similarly, if you know someone who has had a stroke and understand how if affects everyone, you will appreciate the work we are doing.

You can support ARNI by downloading form no. 1 above (right click on highlighted text above and print pdf out). Then fill in the appropriate details, and send to the Secretary of the ARNI Trust.

Those wishing to fill in a standing order form, please download form no.2 and send to your bank or the Secretary of the ARNI Trust.

£20 to £50 will facilitate a group of 10 stroke survivors to be trained by an expert trainer.

£80 to £150 will facilitate the ARNI Trust to buy new equipment for a particular club to help stroke survivors to regain function in limbs

You can donate in a few easy clicks if you have a Paypal account... just press the 'donate' button below.

	Many thanks for making a donation to ARNI. Each and every pound will go towards assisting those recovering from the effects of brain injury. (ARNI)

BUY A CD AND SUPPORT ARNI!

Professor Eddie Norman is Head of Design and Technology at Loughborough University. He supports the work that ARNI is doing because he sees a connection between the innovative way we tackle the effects of stroke and the way he asked the question 'what if?' when combining his hobby and engineering background to create, amongst other things, the world's first polymer guitar. He has kindly donated 40 CDs of his own Irish music (caelie) band. Eddie suggests that we sell these for £5 each to people who wish to support the work that ARNI is doing, and indicated that proceeds might go to towards blood pressure monitors or grip strength indicators. Thanks Eddie. Please click on pics for larger versions. To buy a CD just donate through the paypal site, requesting a CD, or send a cheque to our PO Box No. Please include your address!

About the polymer guitar: “It started as an academic exercise to prove innovation is not always driven by science. If science were to be believed, a plastic guitar could never work. But people with experience and expertise in making instruments just ‘knew’ it would. It’s a myth that everything comes down to the appliance of science - people were building bridges long before they knew about stress analysis. “As the project progressed, we realised we also had a commercial proposition – we really could build polymer guitars which would be cheap, fashionable and of good quality, producing good music. These instruments could be distinctive enough to grab the attention of people who might otherwise never have considered picking up a guitar.” Eddie Norman 2005