Grab a great bargain, support cancer patients, reduce waste this Easter in Donegal
A pop-up Good as New clothing store will open for the Easter period in Ballyshannon
Shoppers in Donegal are being offered a fantastic opportunity to pick up some beautiful clothing and other items while supporting cancer charities and being part of the zero waste economy.
A Good as New sale is taking place in St Anne’s Hall, Ballyshannon with proceeds going to Cancer Care West and Cancer Connect NI.
A spokesperson said: “There are lots of beautiful pieces of women’s, men’s, teenagers’ and kids’ clothing, footwear, bags etc and some bric-a-brac.”
Whether you are struggling to make ends meet, are keen to support the charities, or simply love the thrill and individual style of a pre-loved find, this sale has lots to offer.
The Good as New sale takes place in St Anne’s Hall, ballyshannon, F94 WK70 on:
Thursday, April 2 from 11am to 5pm
Friday, April 3 from 11am to 2pm
Saturday, April 4 from 11am to 5pm
Monday, April 6 from 11am to 5pm
Tuesday, April 7 from 11am to 2pm
On the final day of the sale, Tuesday, April 7 there will also be a coffee morning. This is a lovely way to catch up with friends and neighbours over a cuppa and a chat, while supporting these two worthy local charities.
Cancer Care West
Cancer Care West provides a range of services to cancer patients, from assisting with travel and accommodation while undergoing treatment in Galway, to counselling and other important supports. There are facilities in Galway and Donegal.
According to the Cancer Care West Donegal website: “Our services are designed to be inclusive, respectful, and accessible to individuals from every community, ensuring that no one faces cancer alone.
“Cancer Care West Donegal Support Centre is here to assist you in whatever way possible in your experience of cancer. Our professional service is staffed by a range of cancer support specialists and our aim is to provide support alongside your medical treatment via our individual and group supports and various therapies and classes.
“In addition to providing psychological support via a psychologist and counsellor, we offer a broad array of services and interventions that are free of charge and confidential. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, facing a recurrence or are dealing with side effects of treatment we welcome patients, loved ones or carers. We aim to provide a homely, warm and welcoming environment and we are open five days per week.
“Whether you are a cancer patient, the partner, relative or friend of someone with cancer, this Centre is for you.”
More information can be found at cancercarewest.ie
Cancer Connect NI
Cancer Connect NI is described as a community dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of those affected by cancer in Fermanagh and surrounding areas.
According to its website: “At Cancer Connect NI, our goal is to ensure that no one faces cancer alone, and we are committed to walking with you every step of the way.
“Whether you need emotional support, practical help, or simply a listening ear, we are here for you. “Our compassionate team and network of volunteers are committed to delivering personalised care tailored to your needs.”
Services include emotional support, practical assistance, complimentary therapies, and wellness workshops.
More information can be found at cancerconnectni.org