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The Cliona’s Foundation Ball takes place on December 7
ENTREPRENEUR and TV presenter Suzanne Jackson is joining forces with Cliona’s Foundation to host its very first Christmas Gala Ball in Dublin’s Marker Hotel.
The event is sponsored by Huawei which means that all proceeds from ticket sales will go directly toward helping Cliona’s families.
Since 2008 the foundation has provided financial assistance to over 1,300 families, with 120 in Limerick alone.
The event, taking place on December 7, aims to raise funds for Cliona’s Foundation – the goal on the night is to raise €50,000 which will benefit up to 20 families.
Cliona’s Foundation is a national charity providing financial assistance directly to parents of children with life-limiting or chronic complex care needs across Ireland to help with the non-medical expenses related to caring for their child.
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