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A Kilkenny man is doing his bit to make a positive impact in the local community as he raises funds for Men's Aid, Teac Tom, and local Men's Sheds
Larry Doyle, a managing director with a material handling equipment supplier is growing his hair and beard to try and raise €10,000 to support these essential charities.
"Having faced my own challenges and seen how underfunded and overstretched services have become, I feel driven to try to make a difference. I hope the funds raised through this fundraiser will directly support men who are struggling," Larry commented.
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"The resources available to men in distress are limited and pushed to their breaking point. By raising funds and awareness, we aim to ensure that more men can access the support they desperately need." he added.
"Mental health is a societal issue that affects men from every walk of life. Depression knows no boundaries of race, class, or background." - DONATE HERE
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