We've just been informed that there is an email doing the rounds purporting to be from Karl Coppack (Chairman of the Appeal) on behalf of the Ray of Hope Appeal requesting donations (or similar) for the Appeal, whichw as set up to raise funds for Ray Kennedy who is battling Parkinsons. This is ...

The Ray of Hope Appeal closed for donations on the 30 September and the trustees would like to extend a sincere thanks to everyone who has donated or contributed to the appeal since it was set up in January 2008. Thanks to your help, the £50,000 barrier was smashed and the appeal raised just under ...

Please feel free to cut and paste over other Arsenal message boards and websites to publicise ahead of tonight lads and lasses - we're not registered elsewhere.

Ray's travelling down this afternoon and will be at the match this evening. Everyone - let's make this a very special reception.

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The Ray of Hope Appeal has made arrangements for Ray Kennedy to attend tomorrow night's match against Arsenal at Anfield. Ray's health permitting on the day, Ray is keen to come along and is really looking forward to the game. There will be twin mosaics held up in the Kop and in the visitors ...

The Ray of Hope Appeal can now announce that work on Ray’s bathroom has been completed.

Ray has been concerned about the condition of his bathroom for many years. Several years ago he fell in the shower and badly injured himself so it was a priority for us to renovate the whole room. With a ...

Saturday’s victory at the Stadium of Light was watched by Ray Kennedy. The Ray of Hope Appeal would like to extend our sincere thanks to Niall Quinn and his staff for making Ray feel so welcome. Thanks in particular to Niall for taking the time to greet Ray before the game. Sunderland are a well ...

The below interview was conducted by retroreds.co.uk back in March and is kindly reproduced here with their permission.

The Ray Kennedy story has been well documented in books, documentaries and numerous websites, so rather than repeat statistics that can be found elsewhere I will concentrate on ...

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As part of the Ray of Hope Appeal, one of our big fundraising ideas was to do the 92 ground car dash, visiting all 92 clubs in the space of 8 days. We wrote to every club in the league asking for a signed shirt, ball, pennant or whatever they could spare and we'll be auctioning what we've ...

Liverpool fans and Arsenal fans played a friendly in Hatfield last Friday in aid of the Ray of Hope Appeal. The match was a huge success, finished 3-3 and raised (through donations and sponsorship) £1095 for the appeal. Thanks to everyone who was involved, especially Arsenal fan Chris Phillips who ...

Arsenal have kindly given us a piece in tomorrow nights programme and will also be running a feature on the big screens at Saturday's game I believe. Details on an organised collection at a game at the Emirates before the end of the season will hopfully follow shortly.

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The trustees of the Ray of Hope Appeal will shortly be embarking on our next fundraising initiative for the appeal - the 92 ground car dash. This does what it says on the tin: we have written to every club in the football league asking for support and will be visiting each ground over the ...

The Ray of Hope Appeal – Forty four days later.

The Ray of Hope Appeal was launched on 21st January 2008. It was the aim of the trustees to raise enough funds to purchase essential equipment and services for Ray Kennedy who is struggling with Parkinson’s Disease. As we have stated before Rayâ ...

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Thanks to Liverpool FC for their support.

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