Lifetime Lab and Bishopstown and District Lions Club recently teamed up to raise much needed funds for local primary schools in the Bishopstown area. After the bookwork was finalised a total of almost €4000 was raised from the event and all proceeds were handed over to participating primary schools in the Bishopstown area.
An Easter Egg treasure hunt along with falconry, Easter card making and astronomy were some of the activities available on the day. Mervyn Horgan manager of Lifetime Lab stated “We are delighted to be able to give back to the local area which has shown great support to Lifetime Lab since we opened in 2006, we had a lot of activities arranged, with local volunteers giving up free time to help out, the sun was even shining, my thanks to the local schools who put in a tremendous effort in publicising the event and turning out in such numbers on the day"
Aidan Doherty of Re-Gen, who process dry recyclable waste at a depot in Waterfall, stated “Re-Gen are delighted to be able to contribute back into the local community, which has facilitated our operations in the area”.Re-Gen provided sponsorship which allowed all of the monies raised to go directly to the local schools.
Brendan Dunne, President of Bishopstown and District Lions commented “The event was structured to allow all of the funds to be given directly to participating schools, close to €4000. Over 2000 people turned up for the event and with such a huge response we hope that we would be able to run a similar event next year”
Participating Schools who received funds were
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