The Argus

CASA AUTUMN APPEAL

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CASA, the Caring and Sharing Associatio­n, are in urgent need of stock for its chain of charity shops. CASA is a genuine registered Irish charity which has been in existence for over 30 years. They rely heavily on funds generated through their charity shops to finance their services to disabled people in Ireland.

Hanlon Transport, Greenore, are once more coming to the aid of CASA Their truck and trailer will be parked at Cooley Parochial Hall on Saturday morning next, October 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Donations of second hand clothes, footwear, handbags, belts, jewellery, curtains, sheets, pillow cases, towels, etc are all warmly welcomed. Unfortunat­ely CASA cannot now accept donations of electrical goods, toys, or children’s car seats.

Hanlon Transport and their team of volunteers will travel with the container to Dublin in the early hours of Sunday morning. Forming a human chain, the volunteers will off-load the cargo of kindness, bag by bag. It will then be distribute­d to the various CASA charity shops all over Ireland. On arrival at each individual shop, the bags are then opened with the contents sorted, steam cleaned, and very quickly are offered for sale in the CASA charity shop.

CASA would like to express their heart felt thanks to all who have supported their appeals in the past. Each donation given with such kind hearts is deeply appreciate­d. The generous support which CASA continue to receive from Cooley and it’s surroundin­g areas is phenomenal and has had a huge positive impact on the charity. No other rural community in Ireland has ever given so much – an astounding 15 full trailer loads of donations have left Cooley over the last number of years.

Many disabled children and adults have received respite care in the CASA breakhouse in Malahide. Hundreds continue to attend the CASA monthly socials which take place all over Ireland. For many disabled people and those with life limiting conditions, a dream of travelling to Lourdes has been realised. Priceless gifts which the people from Cooley continue to give in a quiet unassuming way.

CASA wishes to thank Hanlon Transport and their team of men who continue to ensure that each cargo of donations reach their destinatio­n. For enquiries, or to have your donation picked up from your home, please contact Anne at 086 3938289.

For more informatio­n, visit casa.ie.

 ??  ?? Seán and Joanne Traynor at the Eighties disco in Cooley.
Seán and Joanne Traynor at the Eighties disco in Cooley.
 ??  ?? Ellie Finnegan and Abbie Dorian at the fun day to celebrate the new-look Londis Store in Bellurgan.
Ellie Finnegan and Abbie Dorian at the fun day to celebrate the new-look Londis Store in Bellurgan.

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