ZOMA to host second annual Daffodil Day fundraiser in Dundalk

Award-winning digital marketing agency ZOMA are gearing up for their second annual Daffodil Day fundraiser which takes place on Friday 28 March from 8am to 9.30pm at their Dundalk office at 82 Park St.

This year, they're setting their sights high with the "1000KM for Daffodil Day" challenge, aiming to collectively cycle, row, and ski the distance between Dundalk and Paris.

Building on the success of their 2024 event, which raised €12,777 for the Irish Cancer Society, ZOMA says it is determined to make an even greater impact. The team event will take place on the rooftop of their headquarters, providing a unique setting for participants.

In the heart of Dundalk, at 82 Park Street, on the rooftop of the ZOMA offices they will be setting up the team challenge area with Exercise/Concept Erg Machines (Bike/Row/Ski) and for every kilometre collectively reached by participating teams during the event, ZOMA will donate €3 to Daffodil Day.

"We're incredibly proud of the impact our '820K for Daffodil Day' had last year," said David Kieran, Managing Director of ZOMA. "The entire ZOMA team is passionate about supporting the Irish Cancer Society's vital work, and we're excited to raise the bar even higher this year."

1000KM for Daffodil Day promises to be a fun-filled day for all. In addition to the cycling, rowing, and skiing challenges, attendees can expect live entertainment, refreshments, and special guests. Participants can join in individually or as part of a team of four. 

Whether you're a seasoned athlete or simply looking to contribute to a worthy cause, ZOMA encourages everyone to participate in this exciting event. 

Do you and your teammates have the fitness to take on the best? Attempt to beat the highscore set by Team ZOMA at the start of the day, for a shot at €500 cash and the coveted Team of the Year award, which ZOMA adds, is a fantastic opportunity to test your limits and raise money for Daffodil Day.

ZOMA says it is passionate about supporting the Irish Cancer Society's vital work. The funds raised will directly benefit the charity's efforts to provide free support services, information, and resources to cancer patients and their families across Ireland. To sign up for ZOMA’s challenge, visit their website www.zoma.ie/daffodil-day