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Pictured are iMotors' Director, Seamus McLaughlin and iMotors' Preparations Manager, Conor Jordan, alongside Peter Browne and his mum Hazel
The staff at iMotors handed over a cheque of €500 to members of the Donegal Down Syndrome Association on Friday to mark World Down Syndrome Day, which is celebrated every year on March 21.
Pictured are iMotors' Director, Seamus McLaughlin and iMotors' Preparations Manager, Conor Jordan, alongside Peter Browne and his mum Hazel, from the Donegal Down Syndrome Association.
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The donation follows fundraising efforts led by iMotors’ Eileen McCormack and will go towards supporting the charity’s ongoing work in promoting full inclusion and choice for its members.
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