Bosom Buddies Host Successful Pink Party Fundraiser for Breast Cancer Awareness in Carlow
Carlow Women’s Shed, known as Bosom Buddies, held a successful ‘pink party’ fundraiser for breast cancer awareness. The event raised funds through raffle ticket sales and donations.
Members of Bosom Buddies baked delicious treats and cakes for the coffee morning. They also received contributions from Crotty’s Bakery and Rath’s Londis Plus.
Anne McGrath, a Bosom Buddies member, shared her gratitude: “The fundraiser was a great success. We had a great turnout and strong community support for this cause. We thank all the members for their donations and our local bakeries for their contributions.”
– What are the activities and initiatives organized by Bosom Buddies for breast cancer awareness and support?
Interview with Anne McGrath, Member of Bosom Buddies – Carlow Women’s Shed
News Directory 3: Thank you for joining us today, Anne. Can you start by telling us a bit about the ‘pink party’ fundraiser and its significance for breast cancer awareness?
Anne McGrath: Thank you for having me! The ‘pink party’ fundraiser was a wonderful event aimed at raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research and support. It brought together members of the community to not onyl enjoy tasty treats but also to stand in solidarity with those affected by this disease. Every effort counts, and we were thrilled with the turnout.
News directory 3: That’s fantastic to hear! can you share some details about how the event was organized and the role community support played?
Anne McGrath: Absolutely! The planning process was a true team effort.Members of Bosom Buddies dedicated their time to bake a variety of treats and cakes for a coffee morning, wich was a major attraction. We also received generous contributions from local businesses like crotty’s Bakery and Rath’s Londis Plus,which made our offerings even more delightful. The strong community support really showed how much everyone cares about this cause; it made the event feel special and united.
News Directory 3: It sounds like the day was a big success! Can you give us an idea of how much was raised through the raffle ticket sales and donations?
Anne McGrath: While I can’t disclose the exact figures just yet, I can say that we were able to raise a substantial amount that will go a long way in supporting breast cancer initiatives.The raffle tickets sold out quickly, and every donation, big or small, contributed to our overall success.
News Directory 3: That’s remarkable! For those who may not be familiar with Bosom Buddies, coudl you tell us what your organization is all about and how people can get involved?
Anne McGrath: Bosom Buddies is part of Carlow Women’s Shed, and we aim to provide a supportive habitat for women to connect over shared experiences. We meet on weekdays at our headquarters on College Street, right across from the cathedral. Everyone is welcome to stop by for a chat over a drink.We love having new members and volunteers join us to make positive impacts in our community.
News Directory 3: Thank you for sharing this information, Anne. Any final thoughts or messages you would like to convey to the community?
Anne McGrath: I just want to express my heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped make the ‘pink party’ such a success, from our members who baked to our local businesses that supported us. Your contributions meen the world. Together, we can continue to raise awareness and make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. We hope to see more people join us in the future!
News Directory 3: Thank you, Anne, for your time and for the inspiring work Bosom Buddies is doing!
Anne McGrath: Thank you! It’s been a pleasure!
Bosom Buddies meets on weekdays at their headquarters, located directly across from the cathedral on College Street, Carlow. Visitors are welcome to stop by for a drink and a friendly chat!