Pieta fundraiser held in memory of Richard Finney raises £1170
A competition held in memory of a Letterkenny businessman to win a two-night stay in a luxury Donegal property has raised £1170 for Pieta House
The fundraiser held in memory of Richard Finney, a Letterkenny business-man who died last year, has raised £1170 for Pieta House.
Pieta House provides vital services to those affected by self-harm and to families mourning those bereaved by suicide. To raise funds the County Fermanagh-born sisters and owners of Prize-Getaways Ltd decided to do something as part of their corporate social responsibility.
The competition to win a two-night stay for up to eight people in a luxury Donegal property was a tremendous success for Pieta House and raised a total of £1170.
“As we have strong Donegal links with many of the prizes featuring stays in luxury Donegal properties, we wanted to do something for charity and Pieta House is very deserving,” Prize-getaways.com Director Pauline Huth said. “We are really pleased to be able to do this for them and a special thanks to all who bought tickets”.