Hospice!!

RandomIrl

Support the irish hospice foundation tomorrow by attending a coffee morning in your local area! they do great great work and deserve every penny! (sorry if i shouldnt start this thread but, its close to my heart annd there is a lot of traffic on boards at night)

galwayrush

It's a good cause.:cool:

chin_grin

+1

Elliemental

RandomIrl wrote: »

Support the irish hospice foundation tomorrow by attending a coffee morning in your local area! they do great great work and deserve every penny! (sorry if i shouldnt start this thread but, its close to my heart annd there is a lot of traffic on boards at night)

A very worthy cause. I wonder, is something similar happening here in the North? I`d like to support it too, also a close issue.

RandomIrl

I hope by all the thanks you will all be giving some donation (no matter how small) to the hospice tomorrow (or the next day:P) :p:p:p

every family in ireland has been touched in someway by cancer, unfortunatly

TheZohanS

Elliemental wrote: »

A very worthy cause. I wonder, is something similar happening here in the North? I`d like to support it too, also a close issue.

<waits for the "it would be cheaper up the North" comments>

scubakid

Anyone who starts giving cheap smart remarks should be banned..
A very worthwhile organisation who has helped someone in 90% of the families in this country

G_R

scubakid wrote: »

Anyone who starts giving cheap smart remarks should be banned..
A very worthwhile organisation who has helped someone in 90% of the families in this country

this is AH....

Whosbetter?

galwayrush wrote: »

It's a good cause.:cool:

It might be for me in the future.

I can see the day when my beloved kids say to some random stranger/binman.

"Take that auld lad away, he's gone cracked!"

RandomIrl

Whosbetter? wrote: »

It might be for me in the future.

I can see the day when my beloved kids say to some random stranger/binman.

"Take that auld lad away, he's gone cracked!"

it wouldnt be the hospice you would be heading to then, off too brendans, st pats or other fine institutions

the work the hospice does can be researched at:
http://www.hospice-foundation.ie/
or stfrancishospice.ie

Whosbetter?

RandomIrl wrote: »

it wouldnt be the hospice you would be heading to then, off too brendans, st pats or other fine institutions

the work the hospice does can be researched at:
http://www.hospice-foundation.ie/
or stfrancishospice.ie

You do fine work.
I wasn't meaning to disrespect it.

Just throwing in a bit of typical AH humour there.

RandomIrl

haha thats allowed!


by the way, you?
i dont personally do any of the amazing work they do, i just admire what the do for patients and patients relatives alike, they care for any patients needs as best they possibly can and are always willing to go the extra mile or ten!

Whosbetter?

RandomIrl wrote: »

by the way, you?

God no!

Hence my vision of how my kids will treat me in the future.

hairyfairy00

Fantastic cause, my Nan is in the Galway Hospice at the moment

Sharpshooter

The Raheny Inn Golf Society raised over seven thousand for Saint Francis Hospice recently in Beaverstown Golf Club.

And in saying that all the money from Spot Prizes isn't tallied yet.

It really is a great cause.

scubakid

Done a charity raft race for Marymount Hospice in Cork last year, we raised ( can be corrected but as far as I know) somewhere in the region of €15000 for them.. The lads done it again this year and raised more but unfortunately I was on hols for that.. Next year

Sharpshooter

dannym08 wrote: »

this is AH....

And the Hospice deserves respect in AHs.
They do a fine Job and depend on donations to continue to do that.

Posy

True. Anyone that does work like that should be appreciated.