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With humble pleasure Rosie & Jim have donated €500 to St.Francis Hospice Blanchardstown. St. Francis Hospice provides a specialist palliative care service for the people of North Dublin City and county.

Go to their website to find out more about this great service - https://www.sfh.ie/

Thank you to Sr. Margaret Cashman for this lovely letter.

I am writing to thank you most sincerely for the recent generous donation of €500 that you made to St.Francis Hospice Blanchardstown. Your donation is greatly appreciated by all. It has been and always will be a privilege for Staff and Volunteers to journey with patients and families during the most important stage of their live's journey. All who have passed through our care have enriched our lives...

Hat's off to Rosie & Jim staff members David and Martina who took on the ISPCC Abseil Challenge last Saturday!

David and Martina were part of a fundraising day for ISPCC where participants abseiled from the top of Croke Park.
Rosie & Jim donated €500 to ISPCC for their entry.
Well done David & Martina!

Find out more about ISPCC on their website - www.ispcc.ie

And keep up to date on their Facebook Page - facebook.com/ISPCCChildline


 

Rosie & Jim are pleased to share they have donated €1000 to the Ballinamere GAA Club (Underage Boys & Girls)

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Rosie & Jim are pleased to have donated €100 towards the NCBI fundaiser - Malachy's Grocery Retail "Ask Me Anything". 

Malachy is hoping to raise €500 for this fantastic not for profit charity

NCBI (National Council for the Blind Ireland) is the national sight loss agency which offers support and services to people of all ages who are experiencing difficulties with their eyesight.

This is Malachy's iDonate page - https://www.idonate.ie/

Head over there and donate if you can!

Rosie & Jim donate €200 to the Suzanne Tully benefit night.

Not all of our charity and community contributions are for organisations or well established charities. Sometimes we are approached by a small group who are affected by a big loss or cause.

Suzanne Tully sadly passed away very suddenly on September 28th aged only 40. She was a mother, daughter, partner and friend.

Her friends have organised a remembrance benefit night to celebrate Suzanne's life and try and support her partner and two children and got in touch with us.

We were happy to be able to donate €200 for this worthy cause.

As we reflect on 2023, we're filled with immense gratitude and pride for the impact we've been able to make through our charity donations.

This past year, Rosie & Jim has donated a total of 2,496Kgs of chicken products and an incredible €53,564 in cash donations to various charitable causes.

"At Rosie & Jim, we believe in giving back to the community that has supported us throughout our journey. Charity is not just a responsibility but a privilege. It's about sharing what we have with those in need and making a positive impact. This belief is at the heart of everything we do and is something both Rosie and I are passionate about.” - says Jim.

We're committed to continuing our efforts in supporting those in need and making a difference wherever we can.

A huge thank you to our customers who support us and make it all possible.

Check out our sponsored Guide Dog in training April.  Isn't she a beauty?  Thanks to her puppy raiser Amanda for sending in these fab photos. She is clearly thriving and doing really well on her career path.

Rosie & Jim are humbled and thrilled to Make-A-Wish come true for Liam.

Thanks to Irene of Make-A-Wish for sending on this lovely letter.

Liam, age 7, from Galway, lives with a number of medical conditions including chronic lung disease, a metabolic condition called PKU and has an amputated leg. He wished for his own special garden that combines his two big loves – the outdoors and trains. The garden was specially designed to suit Liam’s needs and includes soft play surfaces, planting and landscape features to stimulate the senses, as well as a beautiful train for Liam to climb into and call his own! Liam’s dream of his own peaceful, accessible garden is now a reality thanks to the commitment and generosity of his friends, neighbours, the local business community and of course sponsorship from Rosie & Jim.

Liam’s Mum, Louise, said, “Liam was in hospital until he was four years old and since coming home he just loves playing outside and visiting his local train station to watch the trains come and go. It is truly amazing to have such a perfect place for Liam to call his own and enjoy. The surfaces are perfect for crawling on and he just loves having his very own train!”

Many thanks again for your sponsorship of Liam and Danielle’s wishes – I can guarantee you that the legacy of both will live on for a long time and bring joy and happiness to the lives of these very special children.

Best wishes,

Irene

Make A Wish - Liam

Family Fun Day - Rosie & Jim Chicken ProductsThe Family Fun Day which takes place in August is a day that we dedicate to our children and their families.

It is a day of fun, laughter and activity where the children who use our service and all their family members are invited to come together on the grounds of LauraLynn – Ireland’s Children’s Hospice, where our staff and dedicated volunteers create a special day for them all. The day includes face painters, bouncy castles, games entertainers, stilt walkers, a marquee tent for activities, a DJ, Build-A-Bear, a first aid tent, a treasure hunt, as well as big BBQ and an ice cream van with spot prizes for all! All of the activities are especially designed and created for the participation of our children, and their families can join in the fun. This special day for our families would cost us over €6,000, but with the in-kind support of many suppliers, this cost is halved.

Rosie & Jim have this year sponsored the cost of this incredible event for us, ensuring the provision of a wonderful day for all the family to enjoy together.

We are really pleased to share that Rosie & Jim have donated €2000 to the much needed UNICEF Afghanistan charity.

1 in 2 Afghani Children Will Battle Malnutrition in 2022

Today, the situation unfolding in Afghanistan is getting worse by the hour.

Without help, 1 in 2 children under five in Afghanistan will be acutely malnourished in 2022.

Rising malnutrition, COVID -19, drought, disruptions to health care and crippling winter weather are putting 12.9 million children lives at risk.

The situation in Afghanistan is critical, and now winter will make it worse.

Winter in Afghanistan is severe, with temperatures regularly dropping below freezing. Without winter clothing, blankets and fuel, hungry children will struggle to survive.

 

Dear Rosie,

We have just received your amazing donation of € 2000.00 and vital supplies are now on their way to children!

Kindness like yours is ensuring that our mobile health teams can keep taking essential nutrition and health care services to the most vulnerable children in the hardest-to-reach areas. With around 300,000 children forced out of their homes because of the conflict, you are also supporting mobile health and nutrition teams in camps for internally displaced people and setting up nutrition hubs. Your recent donation will help to ensure that critical services like this can continue.

Thank you again for your wonderful kindness and timely help. With very best wishes from everyone on the team at UNICEF Afghanistan.

Alice Akunga
UNICEF Afghanistan Representative

 

Find out more > https://www.unicef.ie/

Izzy - Guide Dog for the Blind, Connemara

Here is the adorable Izzy (and friends) on her recent trip to Connemara over the holidays.

Thanks to her raiser Emma for these gorgeous photos. She's a stunning dog and looks like she's loving life with her friends.

 

Rosie & Jim were delighted to have sponsored the recent Offaly Hospice Foundation Ltd Benefit night.

The Offaly Hospice Foundation is a fundraising committee that raise funds to give financial support to Palliative Care services in Offaly.

Find out more about them at their website: http://www.offalyhospice.ie/

And make sure to Like their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Offaly-Hospice-387167118144784/timeline/