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Ronnie Wood Becomes Ambassador for Turn Up For Recovery

by Paul Cashmere @paulcashmere on May 6, 2021

in News

Ronnie Wood is the new ambassador for Turn Up For Recovery, a charity supporting the recovery of addicts.

“I am proud to announce that today I have become an ambassador for Turn Up For Recovery, Ronnie said in a statement. “Turn Up For Recovery’s mission is a subject very close to my heart and I am so honoured to become an ambassador for this brilliant organisation. Turn Up For Recovery bring people together through music to support recovery for addicts, and their friends and family. To become a part of that is my way of giving back, as I am so grateful for all the care and support I’ve received along the way, in my recovery”.

Wood has also created a limited edition poster for the charity.

It features the Affirmation:

“When I take care of myself, I can achieve anything’ says so much and it’s true. That is something I can live by”

Each print is personally signed by Ronnie Wood.

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