Fundraising

Without the generous support of individuals who share our vision of using Anne Frank's diary as a means of tackling some of the UK's most deep-rooted social problems, we would be unable to continue our work. There are many ways to support the Anne Frank Trust UK:

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NEW - Celebrity artist Cindy Lass paints No time to blosson for the Anne Frank Trust

The wonderful Cindy Lass, who has painted for several of the world's most well known personalities, has very generously painted a picture of the 'Anne Frank' tree for the Anne Frank Trust UK.  The tree - which Anne Frank admired from her window in the secret Annexe - is now very fragile. Cindy, on hearing this visited the Anne Frank House and decided that she wanted to paint a one off portrait , called No Time to Blossom, of the tree in dedication to Anne Frank's spirit of hope and optimism.  

Cindy's work normally starts from £5,000 and for this special picture - painted from the heart - we are aiming to raise as much money as possible for the work of the Anne Frank Trust UK.

Unveiled by Michael Winner at a special ceremony in Holland Park to commemorate Anne Frank Day on 12th June, the painting is now on show at the Enid Lawson Gallery in New Cavendish Street, London. 

Click below to arrange a viewing or to register your interest in the auction.

www.enidlawsongallery.co.uk

To find out more about Cindy's work, see www.cindylass.com

If you would like more information about this or any other area of fundraising, please contact Paul Tyack, Head of Fundraising and Development: 020 7284 5858.