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HappyDayz Creche have supported Barnardos for over 6 years and have raised €3,000 to date
Happydayz Creche in Blackrock was bustling with excitement as they participated in the Barnardos Big Toddle recently.
HappyDayz Creche have supported Barnardos for over 6 years and have raised €3,000 to date.
Deborah McCrea owner/Manager said: “We had the best time and a lovely picnic!”
The Barnardos Big Toddle is a fun half-mile sponsored walk for crèche and pre-school aged children, raising funds for Barnardos Early Years services.
Since its beginning, the Big Toddle has raised an incredible €4.84 million for Barnardos’ Early Years services, supporting the most vulnerable children across Ireland.
Whether you're a crèche, a parent, or a childminder, you can organise your own Barnardos Big Toddle anytime in May or June by registering at www.barnardos.ie/bigtoddle. Your support ensures that some of the youngest and most vulnerable children in Ireland are given the best possible start in life.
For more information on Barnardos and how you can get involved, visit www.barnardos.ie.
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