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Charity founders honoured in Royal Mail stamp set

Melanie May | 18 March 2016 | News

Sue Ryder, and Eglantyne Jebb, the founder of the organisation that became Save the Children, feature in the Royal Mail’s latest set of special stamps, released on 15th March.
The British Humanitarians set comprises six stamps honouring some of Britain’s greatest humanitarians and their achievements.
As well as the founders of Sue Ryder and Save the Children, the stamps feature:


From Tuesday 15 March until Monday 21 March each of the humanitarians will be recognised by an individual postmark stating their name, year of birth and year of death.
The stamps are available in 8,000 Post Office branches and online at www.royalmail.com/humanitarians, and by phone on 03457 641 641.
Stephen Agar, Royal Mail, said:

“These six British individuals remain inspirational for their actions and achievements across nearly 150 years. It is timely that Royal Mail pays tribute to their humanitarianism with these stamps.”

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