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The Midlands Simon Community and Longford Rugby Club's Sleep Out 2023 takes place on Good Friday Night, April 7 in Longford Rugby Club.
Patrons for the Sleep Out are Anne Heraty, Frank Kiernan, Fiona Coghlan and Robbie Henshaw, and as you can see, a number of well known local personalities have already signed up to take part in the Sleep Out fundraiser for the Midlands Simon Community and Longford Rugby Club, and they'll be looking for your support in the weeks ahead. READ MORE BELOW PHOTO
You can also pledge your support and make a donation by scanning the accompanying QR Code.
Mark Cooney, chairperson of Longford's Midlands Simon Community said this year's annual fundraiser was arguably more important than ever before.
“Covid which has had a huge effect in terms of both fundraising and the extra costs associated with voluntary organisations. We are still recovering from that and while we are state funded we couldn’t run the organisation going and running at the level we do without fundraising.”
For further information on how you can take part in the Sleep Out, contact Noel Greene 097 961 5766, Gerry Larkin 086 819 5519 or Karen Lennon 087 744 9228.
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