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Cedar Tree in Edgeworthstown raised €3,720 for national charity LauraLynn Children’s Hospice in 2017.
Edgeworthstown based business Cedar Tree Ireland Greeting Cards, is delighted to announce that their customers raised €3,720 for the national charity LauraLynn Children’s Hospice in 2017.
This is the result of an association that began in the Spring of 2016, when the charity approached Cedar Tree to produce greeting cards on their behalf.
At this time Cedar Tree had just launched their website specialising in personalised baby thank you cards and were looking to work with a children’s charity.
After this introduction Cedar Tree made a commitment to donate €5.00 to LauraLynn with every order of personalised cards.
This is the second donation from Cedar Tree’s customers within just 20 months, bringing the total contribution to date to €5,795 for this truly special charity.
“We are absolutely thrilled with the success of the partnership to date,” said Claire Shiels from the Lauralynn’s Corporate Fundraising Team.
“We cannot thank Cedar Tree and its customers enough.”
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