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AIB presented The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation with a cheque for €11,050 at AIB Bankcentre.
The donation will provide over 680 home nursing hours for children under the age of five who have a significant neurodevelopmental delay involving severe learning difficulties, all across Ireland.
Support is also offered by Jack and Jill to all families whose child is at End of Life regardless of their diagnosis. Since the foundation began in 1997, The Jack and Jill Foundation have helped 24 children in Longford, and AIB’s donation will continue to support children in the county. Pictured is Brian Fitzpatrick, AXA Business Development Executive; Carmel Doyle, Jack and Jill Foundation CEO and Helen Carberry, AIB Head of Resources, Investments & Insurance.
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