Fund Established In Diana’s Memory

Wed., Sept. 3, 1997

Compiled From Wire Services

An official charity fund in memory of Princess Diana was announced Tuesday to receive memorial contributions to her causes.

Cash from the official memorial fund, administered by Kensington Palace, will be distributed to charities linked with Diana.

Among the beneficiaries are the Red Cross; Centrepoint, which helps young homeless people in Britain; the National AIDS Trust; and the Leprosy Mission.

Administrators said checks should be made out to: “The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.”

The mailing address is Kensington Palace, London, W8 4PU, United Kingdom. Messages of condolence can be sent to the same address. The law firm representing Diana, Mishcon de Reya, said donations to the fund could also be sent to: P.O. Box 1, London, WC1B 5HW, United Kingdom.

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