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Olivia Farren, right, niece of Francis Harrigan, presenting a cheque raised from the action of his work tools to the manager of iADULT day service Agnes Doherty
An Inishowen man has raised €2,000 for the charity iCARE by auctioning his personal collection of tools.
Francis Harrigan donated the funds raised from the auction to iCARE’s iADULT day service.
A subsidiary of iCARE, iADULT is dedicated to adult education and empowerment.
The donation will be used to facilitate a summer programme including a residential for the iADULT service users which will provide independent living skills and opportunities resulting in a positive impact to the young adults. The iCARE management team thanked Mr Harrigan for his invaluable support.
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