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A coffee morning was held in Hillfield community centre in Waterford
The Hillsfield Community Centre had a successful coffee morning to support homeless people in the community.
"Despite the poor weather conditions, there was great a great turnout at this mornings coffee / tea event which was in support of Waterford Helping the Waterford helping the homeless. Well done to all concerned," said the Ferrybank community on Facebook.
"A massive thank you to all involved in the hillfield community centre coffee morning today. We are so greatful that you all did this to support us, thank you so much. And to Widgers butchers for there ongoing support a big thank you also, it's much appreciated," Waterford Helping the Homeless said.
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One person on Facebook said, "A lovely morning for a great cause. Thanks to all who supported."
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