All proceeds from the walk will be distributed evenly between four charities located in the district
The much-anticipated Sandyford Business District Charity Fun Walk was officially launched, marked by a photoshoot bringing together all four benefiting charities, event sponsors, and community supporters.
The launch was held at Leopardstown Racecourse and kicked off the countdown leading up to the event, which will take place on Wednesday May 28th from 16:00 to 19:00 on the racetrack at Leopardstown Racecourse. The event promises to provide an evening filled with community spirit, fun and generosity.
The four district-based charities to benefit from the funds raised are Changing Lives DLR, Children in Hospital Ireland, Down Syndrome Centre and Enable Ireland. Each charity supports a vital cause and contributes significantly to the local community. All proceeds from the walk will be shared equally among them.
The event’s sponsors were also present to launch the event, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to supporting local causes and encouraging community participation. The sponsors for the event are Aldgate Developments, China Sichuan, DigitalX, Dominic Smith, Leopardstown Racecourse, Progressive Vision, Spirit Motor Group, Super Social, Suntory, and Workhub.
Participants are encouraged to register early, as spaces are limited and interest is high. Entry is only €10 with all proceeds going to the four charities.
For more information, to register, or to donate, please visit https://www.sandyford.ie or email events@sandyford.ie
Ger Corbett, CEO of Sandyford Business District, said: “This event is about bringing the local community together to make a difference and support important local causes. Launching the event with so many great partner companies is a powerful reminder of what we can achieve as a community.
We look forward to welcoming everyone on May 28th, rain or shine, to get active, connect with the community, enjoy delicious food, live music, and most importantly, to support four local charities and the crucial causes they advocate for.”