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The Rosses Pop Choir will be at Donegal Airport this afternoon Friday, December 5, at 1:15pm
The Rosses Pop Choir will be at Donegal Airport this afternoon Friday, December 5, at 1:15pm.
"They’ll be spreading Christmas cheer while raising funds for Childhood Cancer Ireland," organisers said. "If you’re travelling or nearby, stop in, enjoy the music, and support a wonderful cause."
You can donate on the Bells of Hope Concert Campaign fundraising page: "Every child with cancer dreams of ringing the End of Treatment Bell at CHI Crumlin, a powerful symbol of courage, resilience, and hope. Sadly, not every child gets that chance, as some cancer journeys end far too soon.
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"This Christmas can be one of the toughest times for families affected by a diagnosis, especially for those whose child didn't get the chance to ring the bell. This Christmas, we invite choirs across Ireland to help us ring out hope for every child, both those bravely fighting today and those who are no longer with us, and for every family affected by childhood cancer.
"By dedicating your Christmas or winter concert to Bells of Hope, you'll raise vital awareness and funds while joining a nationwide chorus of joy, compassion, and community."
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