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Tom Nally, Good 2 Talk’s Chairman, Victor Connell, Good 2 Talk’s Therapist, Michelle Kelly, Good 2 Talk’s Administrator and Alan Perry, Aldi’s Longford “Charity Champion” at the presentation today
Longford town based Good 2 Talk is the latest charity to benefit from Aldi’s new community support fund. Aldi’s Longford staff have awarded Good 2 Talk a €500 grant in recognition of its tremendous work within the local community and to help support its vital services.
The €500 grant was presented to Tom Nally, Good 2 Talk’s Chairman, Michelle Kelly, Good 2 Talk’s Administrator and Victor Connell, Good 2 Talk’s Therapist by Alan Perry, Aldi’s Longford “Charity Champion”.
Aldi’s community support fund programme provides each Aldi employee with the opportunity to nominate a charity, community group or not-for-profit organisation within their local community for support. Nominated charities are assessed according to a defined selection criteria, with the organisation deemed the most worthwhile receiving a €500 donation from Aldi.
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