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The ATU Nursing Society previously held a cake sale on campus to help with the fundraising
The Nursing Society at Atlantic Technological University in Letterkenny are preparing for its upcoming Nursing Ball - and you can help out.
The ball, which is at the Silver Tassie Hotel in Letterkenny on Thursday, March 19, is being organised by nursing students on campus and is a fundraiser for Donegal Hospice, a charity that provides specialist palliative and end-of-life care for patients and their families across the county.
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The society is now appealing to local businesses for support, with sponsorships, raffle prizes and donations all welcomed.
Anyone wishing to support the fundraiser or seek further details can contact the organisers at traceymariecalpin@gmail.com or follow the ATU Letterkenny Nursing Society online. All proceeds raised from the event will go directly towards supporting the ongoing work of Donegal Hospice.
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