Proud to Support Oughaval Athletics Club!
Rosie & Jim have sponsored Oughaval Athletics Club in Laois with a €3000 donation. We're thrilled to back our local athletes and support the sports community in Laois.
Let's go, team Oughaval!
As you can see, Hank is growing into a handsome young man for sure. He is great with other animals and takes his role at the allotment Bernadette and her husband have very seriously indeed :)
Rosie & Jim are pleased to share they have donated €1000 to Peter McVerry Trust Corporte Christmas Appeal.
Peter McVerry Trust is a national housing and homeless charity committed to reducing homelessness and the harm caused by substance misuse and social disadvantage.
Please donate to this wonderful charity if you can.
Well done to Rosie, Conor and all who participated in the recent Simon Community sleepout.
A big thank you to everyone who donated to this worthy cause.
Dublin Simon Community work to prevent and address homelessness in Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow and Meath. They provide services at all stages of homelessness and enable people to move to a place they can call home.
Find out more about Simon Community on their website - www.dubsimon.ie
Thanks again to everyone who entered our Light up a Life competition to help their chosen charity.
The winner of the €1000 charity donation is Jennifer Kennedy. Jennifer's chosen charity is ICAN Irish Children's Arthritis Network. The winner of the €500 charity donation is Cathy Bishop and Cathy's chosen charity is the Ben and Jake Connolly Trust. Congratulations to our winners and their very worthy charities. Thanks and Merry Christmas to all of our customers!
Best of luck to the Ennis Sub Aqua Club on for their annual St. Stephens Day charity swim!
Rosie & Jim are delighted to donate €200 to C&M Foods who are raising funds for the event.
Each year the club swim the river Fergus in Ennis to raise funds for Ennis Sub Aqua Search and Recovery.
Find out more and donate: http://ennissubaqua.com/
Rosie & Jim are pleased to share they have donated €500 to the Powerpoint Engineering Team for their fundraiser for Down Syndrome Centre.
Best of luck to Conor and the team this Saturday as they head off on their 3 day cycle.
Powerpoint Engineering and its team are delighted to use our 580km 3 Day Charity Cycle Challenge to help raise much needed funds for Down Syndrome Centre. Taking place from 2nd July to 4th July 2022 and cycling from Malin Head in beautiful Donegal to Slea Head in the wilds of the Dingle Peninsula, we kindly ask you to donate what you can to this very worthy cause. Down Syndrome Centre is an incredible Irish charity and is Ireland’s first services-led centre for children with Down Syndrome aged 18 and under and their families. Helping children with Down Syndrome to reach their full potential in a positive manner, they provide vital family focussed services throughout Ireland with centres in Portlaoise, Cork and Monaghan.
Go Fund Me Page - https://www.gofundme.com/f/tthxm-cycle-for-down-syndrome?qid=3ffc0fa847099d6987ac12c383c483a6
We are delighted to have sponsored the Fisherstown Tractor Run in aid of the Cuisle Cancer Support Centre in Portlaoise.
Congratulations to all involved in putting together such a great family day out and raising funds towards such worthy cause! Well Done!!
The Cuisle Centre provide a warm, safe and welcoming environment for people diagnosed with cancer and their families affected by it.
Cuisle Centre is a charity and all services are free to patients & family.
Find out more about the Centre on the website - http://www.cuislecentre.com/
Rosie & Jim have donated €50 to Cancer Fund for Children.
Cancer Fund for Children was founded in 1973 by Margaret McAlpine MBE, a teacher who had been recruited to provide continuity to children’s education whilst they were receiving treatment on the wards at Belvoir Park Hospital in Belfast, following a diagnosis of cancer.
Over the next ten years, Margaret recruited a range of volunteers, including consultant oncologist Dr George Edelstein, to form a Charity Board to help deliver a range of practical and financial support to families.
This developed into residential support with the purchase of Shimna Valley House in Co Down in 1996. Aided by funds from the National Lottery, and opened by local celebrity Patrick Kielty, Cancer Fund for Children’s Shimna Valley House offered families nursing a sick child a place of tranquillity, far removed from the stress of the hospital wards – and was the fore-runner of the unique Daisy Lodge, which was opened in 2014 and stands on the same site today.
"We understand the devastating impact a cancer diagnosis and its treatment has and are here to support the whole family so they don’t have to face cancer alone."
Check out their website:
http://www.cancerfundforchildren.com/
And stay in touch:
https://www.facebook.com/CancerFundChildren
https://twitter.com/cancerfundchild
https://www.instagram.com/cancerfundforchildren/
Rosie & Jim are delighted to continue to support Emo Celtic Schoolboys and Schoolgirls Soccer Club with a donation of €600.
Emo Celtic Soccer Club, Co. Laois cater for all age groups from Academy age to Under 15's.
Check them out!
https://www.facebook.com/EmoCeltic/
We are thrilled to announce the winner of our Light Up a Life Facebook competition.
Congratulations Fiona Staunton and family from Co. Westmeath on winning €1000 for your chosen charity - Aoibheann's Pink Tie!
Fiona also wins a sumptuous Christmas hamper with festive favourites including a whole host of tempting tipples.
And, as if that's not enough, she also receives tickets for a family of four to The Sound Of Music in The Grand Canal Theatre.
About Aoibheann’s Pink Tie
Aoibheann’s Pink Tie was set up in 2010 after Jimmy Norman’s daughter, Aoibheann, passed away. During their long battle with cancer, Jimmy met with a lot of parents going through the trauma of having a child with cancer, and more specifically identified with the financial burden that inevitably follows diagnosis. They are registered with the Irish Cancer Society and affiliated with St. John’s Oncology Ward in Crumlin Hospital. Olympic gold medal champion Katie Taylor is their charity ambassador.
So what does Aoibheann’s Pink Tie do? They provide financial and practical help to those families in need of it. This will hopefully allow the families the ability to focus on their child and working through their illness. Families are often lost in the mix when their children go through this battle, but it’s not just the child that gets cancer, it’s the whole family as each is affected and must struggle.
Aoibheann’s Pink Tie raise funds through various events and fundraisers and use this to support families who are recommended to by the senior social worker in St. John’s Ward Crumlin Hospital.
Find out more on their website - aoibheannspinktie.ie
Keep up to date on their Facebook page - www.facebook.com/pg/aoibheannspinktie
Rosie & Jim have made a €200 donation to Clare's Wish Foundation. They receive no government funding and are supported entirely by individuals, businesses and community groups.
Watch the video here:
https://www.facebook.com/clareswish/videos/609484311044340/
And find out more on their website: https://www.clareswishfoundation.com/
