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Act of Kindness #4

Over the past few months, the Gunfire team and their families have been busy knitting 70 baby hats and blankets in their free time for the neonatal Rosie Ward at Addenbrooke’s.

This morning, we had the pleasure of delivering them, hoping to bring a little warmth and comfort to the tiniest patients.

A huge thank you to everyone who got involved!

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