Local charities benefit from fundraising efforts of Limerick hospital workers
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Four charities in the Mid-West have benefited from the proceeds of the most recent Christmas Fair & Raffle run which was organised by UL Hospitals Group.
The four charitable beneficiaries of the proceeds are Limerick Suicide Watch, the suicide prevention group which patrols the four bridges in Limerick city; Peter McVerry Trust, which is committed to reducing homelessness and the harm caused by substance misuse and social disadvantage; Clare Haven Services, which provides support and information to women and children who experience domestic abuse; and the Munster Indian Cultural Association (MICA), which promotes the social and cultural welfare of Indian families in the Mid-West.
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Every Little Helps: Limerick charities benefit from Tesco Community Fund
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TESCO Ireland has announced that it has reached an €5m in donations to community groups and local causes across Ireland through its Community Fund initiative.
This significant milestone comes as the retailer prepares to donate €5,000 to seven health-related community groups across Limerick under the first round of the 2021 Fund.
The Limerick organisations to benefit are Cliona s Foundation, Milford Hospice, Parkinsons Midwest, Headway, Limerick Suicide Watch, Cari and The Children’s Arc
First launched in 2014, the Community Fund aims to provide financial support to groups in the local communities across the country. Anyone can nominate a community group or good cause via the Tesco website - every eight weeks three causes are chosen in every Tesco store across Ireland, sharing up to €1,000 equally.