A VIP screening of Moana was hosted by Nomadic and The Gavin Glynn Foundation in Eclipse Cinema Lifford.
Nomadic have partnered with The Gavin Glynn Foundation and aim to raise €10,000 to help support Irish families whose children require specialist cancer treatment abroad.
Until August 31, Nomadic will donate 5 cents from every Nomadic Clusters Honeycomb pot sold directly to The Gavin Glynn Foundation, helping the charity continue its vital work supporting families during some of the most challenging times of their lives.
The family fun day out took place on July 11 and was a huge success. The event highlighted the importance of spending precious time together.
Louise and Ray Flanagan along with their three children at Eclipse Cinema Lifford.
Set-up in 2015 by John and Jayne Glynn, whose son Gavin sadly passed away in October 2014, the foundation helps families of children battling cancer to travel overseas for treatment not available in Ireland. The foundation works with families all over the country, and support through the foundation includes financial assistance and practical help with flights, accommodation, airport transfers, car hire and other essential travel logistics.
Jimmy Kavanagh and family at the Moana screening.
Speaking about the partnership with Nomadic, John Glynn, Co- Founder and Director of The Gavin Glynn Foundation said: “We are absolutely delighted to have Nomadic partner with us. Their support and fundraising efforts are invaluable in helping families battling childhood cancer in Ireland. Through our own experience, we know firsthand the emotional, practical and financial challenges that come with travelling abroad for a child’s cancer treatment but by easing some of these burdens, The Gavin Glynn Foundation allows families to focus on what matters most – their child’s care and spending precious time together.”
Amanda Woods enjoying the fundraising event.