Children from the Wales Kidney Unit pictured with Aled Jones and the Stars at of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay.
Ian Watkins
Lostprophets
KIDNEY WALES NEW YOUTH AMBASSADOR
Lostprophets Ian Watkins Youth Ambassador of KW
LOSTPROPHETS
Ian Watkins STAR of the Band
Katherine Jenkins
Patron of Kidney Wales with Josh
Cardiff Council get employees signed up
Councillors tell a loved one
CWTCHING DOR DONATION
Cwtch at the Assembly with Friends and Assembly Members
Campaigning at the Assembly
Katherine Jenkins new Kidney Wales Patron
ONLY MEN ALOUD BACKING DONATE WALES AND WE ARE SUPPORTING THE CHOIR
BBC LAST CHOIR STANDING THROUGH TO THE FINALS
Aled Jones Telling a Loved One
Currently Star of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Mathew Rhys telling A Loved One
Cardiff
Eisteddfod Team
Visit us this week
Children at the Eisteddfod
Edwina Hart with the Team
BHF and RNIB WITH KIDNEY WALES
Message Wall at the Eisteddfod
Cardiff 2 August 2008
Plant Eisteddfod Caerdydd
Writing Messages
The Tell A Loved One Wall
National Eisteddfod Cardiff
Eisteddfod 2008
First Minister and Health Minister
Bryn Terfel CBE
The Campaign will be at Faenol this year with Bryn Terfel
Glamorgan Stars support Campaign
The Club will show support at the 20/Twenty game on 11 of June at the new SWALEC Stadium
HSBC CHIEF BACKS CAMPAIGN
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All branches in Wales support us-Alan Jarman CEO HSBC Wales
James Hook
http://www.youtube.com/user/Donatewales
Now on YOU TUBE
Janice Gregory AM supports the Minister and Campaign
Edwina Hart and Janice at the Senedd
Nerys Evans AM and Dr Dai Lloyd AM supporting the Campaign
With Tara Yasmin Jones from Pontarddulais
James Hook
Join the biggest life saving club in Wales
GAYNOR TAYLOR
AT THE SENEDD
Max Boyce a patron of the Campaign
See Max on the TV advert showing now
Donate Wales Get Wales Talking
Roy J Thomas-Chair Donate Wales Campaign
Let's get Wales Talking
DONATE WALES
Robert Edwards
Our new Media Star fron Dinas Powys
DYWED WRTH RYWUN AGOS
Allison John Kidney Wales Ambassador
DAY 1
First Minister Rhodri Morgan and Health Minister Edwina Hart
