Studying for my LLM at Kings was one of the wisest choices I ever made and shaped the course of the rest of my life for the better. I hope my donation will help others fulfill their dreams. 

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 Obtaining an MSc Mathematics from King's in 1988 gave me more self confidence and a life changing work opportunity with the Government Operational Research Service. 

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 In memory of Helen Hudson, for having faith in me, and for giving me another chance when I most needed it. I am so glad to have been able to vindicate your trust in me, and to give something back. 

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 May the new students at King's College London have a variety of wonderful opportunities, just as I did in the early 1990s. Always an incredible place to study.  

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 Anice Gum BSc Nutrition & Dietetics (Hons) Graduated 2008 

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 Donating 5 x250 for the following names: Kai Brenker Yuko Brenker Andrew Steele Daksha Hirani Wendy Pixner 

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 My time at King's changed the course of my life, and I will be forever grateful. 

 Supporting the next generation of inventors and thinkers is the most rewarding thing. 

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 I am ordinary, unimportant and undeserving of such attention, unless we all are. 

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 Please contact alexandra.chapman@kcl.ac.uk or sarah.cook@kcl.ac.uk regarding this donation 

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 King’s contributed to my personal and professional development and for that I am deeply grateful. The new Quad facilities will provide a space to share thoughts and build the society we want. 

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 Graduated 1974 B.Sc. Chemistry and Geology. Please list me under my maiden name of Jane Spurgeon. 

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 As a mature student, I spent 3 amazing years at Kings with no student loan. It is difficult for students these days. In a small way I like to help. Chris Briere-Edney 

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 I was a Law student at King's 4 decades ago and had to drop out because of what turned out to be bipolar disorder; 40 years later I returned to complete a doctorate on bipolar disorder and pregnancy. 

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 Keep up the wonderful work!  

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 Thanks for organising the shipment of the iCare Glaucoma Tonometer Device to Connuaught Hospital in Sierra Leone. This fundraising has been achieved through donations from supporters worldwide.