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Ben Graham and David Graham presenting a cheque for €515 to Jacinta Kelly on behalf of Donegal Hospice with volunteers, David Sheeran and Darren Armstrong. Missing from photo Rev Susan Elliott
Inver and Mountcharles Parish Church held fundraising events at the Christmas Community Carol Singing and Cake Sale at Salthill Cabin.
Cheque presentations were made to Donegal Hospice, Mountcharles Tidy Town and Inver and the Mountcharles Church Funds.
The members of Inver and Mountcharles Select Vestry thanked everyone for all the support they received at the recent events.
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Richard Wilson, community volunteer presenting a cheque for €750 to members of the Mountcharles Tidy Town's Committee Andrea Naughton, Edie Kennedy, Karen Ward, Carmel McConnell, Kathleen Ayres, Trish McGinley and Anne Leonard
“Thank you to all who helped out in any way,” they said. “Thank you to Andrew Conaghan for all his help in decorating the tree. Thanks also to Aisling and Ross at Salthill Cabin, Mountcharles.”
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Community volunteer - Richard Wilson presenting a cheque for €750.00 to Ben Graham and David Graham, members of the Church Committee for the Inver and Mountcharles Church Funds
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