Kilkenny students who have faced serious illness seek much needed help
Can you lend your support to this group of Kilkenny school students?
Four Kilkenny friends in Transition Year whose families have been impacted by cancer and MND are on a mission to make a difference by taking on the challenge of running a half marathon to raise vital funds for two charities: Cois Nore Cancer Support Centre and MND Ireland on Wednesday, April 13.
Both of these organisations provide essential support to people battling cancer and Motor Neuron Disease (MND), as well as their families.
Cois Nore offers a range of services for those affected by cancer, from emotional and practical support to counseling. MND Ireland works tirelessly to support individuals with MND and their loved ones, providing care, advocacy, and awareness.
"We’re committed to running every step of the way to help fund these life-changing services. But we need your support," the local students posted to their Go Fund Me Page.
"Every donation, no matter how big or small, will make a meaningful impact. Together, we can help provide comfort, care, and hope for those facing these tough battles."
"Thank you for supporting us and these two amazing causes. Your generosity means the world to us, and to everyone who benefits from these charities."
Over €3,625 has been raised so far.