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Mary Kennedy with Lily and Sophia | PICTURE: Justin Farrelly
HOSPICE Sunflower Days is on the way back to Limerick for its 33rd year, and will see participation in on-street collections on June 9 and 10 in aid of Milford Care Centre, among other hospices.
The campaign was officially launched by Hospice Sunflower Days Ambassador, Mary Kennedy, and received additional support from Virgin Media presenters Karen Koster, Martin King, and Deric Hartigan.
Supporters will also have the opportunity to contribute to their chosen hospice or homecare service online, or even sponsor a virtual sunflower “in memory” of loved ones in a virtual garden which will run until the end of June.
By donating online, supporters can select their preferred hospice, ensuring their contribution directly benefits their chosen service.
For more information, see the Hospice Sunflower Days website.
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