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Bob Condon (treasurer, Cahir Day Care Centre), Padraig Collins (Aldi’s ‘charity champion’), and Lil Davis (manager, Cahir Day Care Centre).
Cahir Day Care Centre is the latest charity to benefit from Aldi’s new community support fund. Aldi’s Cahir store staff have awarded Cahir Day Care Centre a €500 grant in recognition of its tremendous work within the local community and to help support its vital services.
The €500 grant was presented to Cahir Day Care Centre’s Lil Davis (manager) and Bob Condon (treasurer) by Aldi’s ‘charity champion’ Padraig Collins.
“We are delighted our Cahir store employees have chosen to support Cahir Day Care Centre as they play a pivotal role in bettering the local community as a whole. The social outlet Cahir Day Care Centre provides for older people is vital in helping combat loneliness,” Aldi Ireland’s Finbar McCarthy (group buying director) said.
“Supporting the local communities, our stores serve is something that we truly believe in and we are proud to be contributing to the important work done by charities and not-for–profit organisations across County Tipperary through our community support fund,” he added.
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