(l-r): Caroline Miney, Ulsterbank; Cormac MacDonncha, Thermoking; Dr. Lorraine McIlrath, NUIG CKI; Tom Walsh, Walsh Waste; Gerard Halloran, Lombard Finance; Philip Clapperton, Magnet Networks; Hannah Kiely, COPE Galway Board member; Alyson Banks, Galway Clinic; John Deely, Latin Quarter; Margaret Jenkins, Wild Atlantic Way; Liam Killeen, Sweeney Oil; Konstantin Komarov; Colm O’Donnellan, O’Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers; Mícheál Lynn, AIB.
An event was held recently to thank local business leaders who raised over €154,000 for COPE Galway.
COPE Galway’s 7th Annual Business Leaders Sleepout, held in December, saw thirty-two Galway Business Leaders raise a total of €154,500 for the local charity’s Homeless Services.
The total amount raised was announced at the event, and Galway business leader participants heard how the monies raised will fund COPE Galway’s various projects to support individuals and families at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness.
In particular, it will provide specific life-skills supports towards more sustainable long-term outcomes.
Pictured at a recognition event of their fundraising efforts for COPE Galway Business.
(l-r): Caroline Miney, Ulsterbank; Cormac MacDonncha, Thermoking; Dr. Lorraine McIlrath, NUIG CKI; Tom Walsh, Walsh Waste; Gerard Halloran, Lombard Finance; Philip Clapperton, Magnet Networks; Hannah Kiely, COPE Galway Board member; Alyson Banks, Galway Clinic; John Deely, Latin Quarter; Margaret Jenkins, Wild Atlantic Way; Liam Killeen, Sweeney Oil; Konstantin Komarov; Colm O’Donnellan, O’Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers; Mícheál Lynn, AIB.
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