As the article in yesterday's paper said about those included:
"They include the woman who lost her sight on her wedding day 47 years ago and has campaigned for blind people ever since; the 91-year-old who raises money for charity by wing walking; the former gang member now helping young people avoid a life of crime; the victim of domestic abuse who went on to found three refuges and a helpline; the Bristol foster parents who have given homes to 150 children; and the teenager who survived 23 operations and founded her own charity for sick children."
The list was started as an antidote to the Sunday Times Rich list. If you just can't help yourself, the Sunday Times Rich list will be published on the 29th of April, 2012.
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