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Begley’s Pharmacy in Donegal Town hosted a Tea and Coffee Morning to mark World Autism Day, and the team are thrilled with the support for their fundraiser. Click on the arrows to see a gallery of photographs by Siobhan McGowan:
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A spokesperson told Donegal Live: “A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our coffee morning in aid of World Autism Day at Begley’s Pharmacy.
“We’re so grateful to all who donated, called in to show support, and kindly baked such delicious treats. It was a lovely morning filled with community spirit.
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Thanks to your generosity, we raised an incredible €853.45 to date for a very important cause.
“Your support truly made a difference.”
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