St Stephens Day Fundraiser 2018 Blackrock, Co. Louth, Ireland - 11am to 5pm This year any funds raised via the annual St Stephens Day fundraiser in Blackrock, Co. Louth will go towards a new eye treatment clinic in Ghana. The photos below show eye operation microscopes donated to a clinic -
Here unloaded from the container are the 435 Irish sewing machine, which have been gathered here over the last 10 months. A sewing machine can be a living for a family in Ghana and the distribution has begun.the first group to get machines are a group of mothers with special needs kids. Such kids can
Snow day with our residents !
5000 schoolbooks were donated in Ghana !
Presents and shoeboxes were donated to over 1500 school children and the elderly and disabled in 15 villages over Christmas ! Shoeboxes, presents and food were donated to school children, the elderly and disabled in Romania over Christmas!
Donations of hospital beds, wheelchairs, canes for the blind, walking aids, 5000 schoolbooks and 400 sewing machines in Ghana!! Over the years, CrossCause has sent a container filled with vital aid and equipment such as 5000 school books, hospital beds, canes for the blind, wheelchairs, 400 sewing machines and hospital equipment to help
How are you celebrating Valentine's Day? For us, it's an extra opportunity to spread the love that we give and receive in every single day
Preparation are well underway for this years Crosscause St. Stephens Day Fundraiser in Blackrock, Co. Louth with Conor Hughes aiming to make this year's event bigger than ever. The event will start at 11am on Tuesday 26th December 2017 and this year will have a musical theme along with an event tent showing all of
In regards of the two Awareness Day for Crosscause Charity, organized by 4 final year students from DkIT majoring in BA (Hons) Public Relation and Online Communication, an opportunity of radio interview was provided by Dundalk FM. This radio interview session was in the morning from 1030 - 11 am on the 27th of March
This is an infographic about Crosscause and its work in Romania and Ghana.
