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Happy Easter
The Camphill Community of Ireland in Kildare is inviting the public to a family-friendly Easter fundraiser taking place this Good Friday.
The event, titled the Easter Coffee Morning Fundraiser, will be hosted by Camphill The Bridge on April 3 from 10am to 12pm, with organisers promising a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
Activities on the day will include an Easter egg hunt for children, along with tea, coffee and a selection of home-baked treats. Attendees are encouraged to bring family and friends to enjoy the morning.
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Organisers say donations can be made by cash, card or online, with all proceeds going directly to support the work of Camphill The Bridge and its community programmes.
The initiative is part of ongoing efforts to raise funds and awareness for the organisation, which provides support and services for people with additional needs.
“All are welcome,” organisers said, encouraging the wider community to come along and take part in the seasonal event.
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