Celebrity chef encourages Louth students to brew up a storm for Hospice
Celebrity chef Catherine Fulvio is encouraging Transition Year students across Louth to put their barista, baking and planning skills to the test in a huge fundraising drive in support of Hospice care.
Celebrity chef Catherine Fulviohas started her TY Coffee Morning blitz which takes place across the country over the next two months.
The TY Coffee Morning blitz is also part of Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning for Hospice.
TY classes have the chance to hold one right up until November 12th and once they send in their donations, can enter a draw to win €1,000 cash and two free places on Catherine’s 13-week online cookery course.
Catherine said: “I have seen first-hand, the incredible work that hospices do to serve our communities and to look after patients with life-limiting conditions, and their families.
“So we’re urging Transition Year classes in Louth to get involved, host a coffee morning and raise crucial funds to support the often unseen work hospices and homecare services carry out every day.
“It’s an opportunity to get creative; have a cupcake decorating competition, bake sale, raffle or community coffee morning.
“You can even host a bake-off or experiment with iced-coffee, using your Transition Year skills to give back to your local community.”
Find out more here.