Comfort for Chemo Kerry was honored to receive a generous donation of €3,120 from the Headley’s Bridge Crib fundraiser, organized by Eileen and Thomas O’Connor of Headley’s Bridge, Knocknagoshel.
This beloved annual tradition, which the O’Connors have been hosting since 2012, once again brought together the local community and beyond in support of cancer patients in Kerry.
“The Headley’s Bridge Crib has become a cherished feature of the festive season, drawing visitors from Knocknagoshel and surrounding areas who contribute generously to the cause,” said Cllr. Mikey Sheehy – a committee member of Comfort for Chemo Kerry.
Cllr. Sheehy expressed heartfelt gratitude for the O’Connors’ unwavering commitment.
Highest Amount to Date
This year’s total of €3,120 marks their highest amount raised to date, a testament to the kindness and goodwill of both the local community and supporters from further afield.
“We are truly grateful to Eileen and Thomas O’Connor for their incredible dedication to Comfort for Chemo Kerry. The Headley’s Bridge Crib fundraiser has become a shining example of community spirit, and the generosity of the Knocknagoshel community and beyond is making a real difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families,” Cllr. Sheehy continued.
Goal of World-Class Services
Every contribution brings us closer to our goal of providing world-class chemotherapy services in Kerry, and we cannot thank them enough for their continued support.”
Eileen O’Connor also shared her appreciation for the overwhelming support the fundraiser receives each year:
“We are so thankful to everyone who donates, not just in Knocknagoshel but from all across Kerry and beyond. It’s amazing to see how generous people are, and we’re delighted that this fundraiser can help support such an important cause.
“It Means the World to Us”
The kindness of our neighbors, friends, and even those who travel to visit the crib truly means the world to us, and we couldn’t do this without them.”
“Comfort for Chemo Kerry remains deeply appreciative of community-driven initiatives like the Headley’s Bridge Crib, which highlight the power of local generosity and goodwill. The funds raised will go directly toward enhancing cancer treatment services, ensuring that those undergoing chemotherapy receive the best possible care,” said Cllr. Sheehy in conclusion.
For more information about Comfort for Chemo Kerry and ways to support the cause, visit: www.comfortforchemokerry.com.
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