Bray People

Aldi makes €500 donation to East Wicklow Youth Service

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EAST Wicklow Youth Service in Arklow has been chosen as the recipient for a grant through Aldi’s Community Grants Programme.

Aldi’s Arklow staff were delighted to present East Wicklow Youth Service with a €500 cheque in recognitio­n of its vital work and contributi­on within the local community and to help support its essential services. Sean Carley, Aldi’s Arklow ‘Charity Champion’, presented the €500 grant to Karen Nolan and Eileen Ward of East Wicklow Youth Service.

Finbar McCarthy from Aldi Ireland said: ‘ The work and services provided by East Wicklow Youth Service are crucial to the local Arklow community. We are delighted our Arklow employees have chosen to support the organisati­on. Giving back to the local communitie­s our stores serve is something we are passionate about and we are proud to support the vital work done by charities and not-for-profit organisati­ons across Wicklow. Last year we helped 120 charities and not-for-profit organisati­ons nationwide and we hope to surpass that number this year.’

Now in its second year, the programme provides each Aldi employee with the opportunit­y to nominate a charity, community group or not-for-profit organisati­on within their local community for support.

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