Bishop Niall Coll with members of his extended family including mother Kathleen and sisters Annemarie and Caitriona. Photos: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
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Donations can be dropped into Cara House Family Resource Centre on Pearse Road, Letterkenny, up until Thursday, December at 5, at 2pm
Cara House Family Resource Centre in Letterkenny has launched its annual Christmas Appeal to support families in need across the community.
The initiative encourages the public to donate essential items and gifts to help make the festive season brighter for those facing hardship.
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This year’s appeal welcomes contributions of dried or canned food, toiletries, children’s toys—particularly new or unused items such as jigsaws or arts and crafts supplies—and general gifts suitable for families. Donations can be dropped into Cara House Family Resource Centre on Pearse Road, Letterkenny, up until Thursday, December at 5, at 2pm.
Organisers say the appeal plays a vital role each year in helping local families enjoy a more comfortable and joyful Christmas, and they are calling on the community once again to show its generosity and support.
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