Friday March 24th is Daffodil Day, the main fundraising event of the Irish Cancer Society. The money raised goes directly to ensuring that those affected by cancer, and their families receive expert nursing care free of charge.
Sellers are all over the streets of towns all over the country, there are stick on ones for your jacket or you can buy a bunch of daffodils, today is the main day of national fundraising by the Irish Cancer Society. If you want any further information or would like to do some fundraising have a look at www.cancer.ie . Lets face it everybody knows someone effected by the cancer:(
Max.
24/03/2006, 8:38 AM
Block G Raptor
Donated €2 euro at a stall in O'connell st this morning but didn't take a Daff. The Raptor doesn't do flowers
25/03/2006, 3:02 PM
anto eile
i see your point bgr
but not taking the flower just means youl spend the rest of the day getting asked/hassled (for want of a better word) for contributions
25/03/2006, 3:29 PM
the 12 th man
It was a financial disater for the organisors that could see them actually loose money on their big day as the weather was so bad that people stayed at home a lot and those that were out weren't their usual generous selves.:(
