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Pictured at laast year's Novas Sleep Out outside Brown Thomas, Dr Una Burns, policy director, Novas with Rosa and Kitty Burns, holding the Liam MacCarthy cup | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
THIS WEEKEND, there will be a sleep-out taking place in the city centre highlighting the plight of homelessness.
Novas will host its flagship annual fundraiser between 7pm on Saturday night, December 7 and 7am Sunday, December 8.
With more people than ever experiencing homelessness and seeking support, Novas is calling on people to get involved and give generously.
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Participants of the sleepout have sought sponsorship from family, friends and work colleagues, however everyone can get involved and make a difference, by making a donation.
The charity’s head of fundraising Jackie Leonard said people can give generously to people while they are taking part in the sleep-out, with volunteers doing a street collection.
Alternatively, it’s possible to donate online by visiting www.novas.ie, or by calling 061-370325.
“The more money we raise the more vulnerable households in our local communities we can support," she said.
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