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'Incredibly grateful' - Waterford giveaway raises €3,000 for local RNLI branches
Blaa Giveaways has raised over €3,000 for two of Waterford's RNLI branches by giving away a fundraising bundle.
Included in the bundle was a PlayStation 5, a 56 inch Samsung TV, a Ninja airfryer, a Samsung Galaxy tablet, iPhone, a Nintendo Switch, airpods, and a Ring doorbell.
Ewelina Strojek from Kilkenny bagged the goods last week.
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Tickets for the bundle raised over €3,000 for the Tramore and Dunmore East RNLI branches with Blaa Giveaways presenting them with a cheque on Friday.
"We always try our best to use our platform and social media to support local charities and organisations as much as possible on Blaa. We’re delighted on this occasion to team up with our local RNLI branches in Tramore and Dunmore East again to contribute to these super important organisations," Paul Leonard, CEO of Blaa Giveaways, said.
Since it was set up in September of 2020, Blaa Giveaways has raised over €80,250 for local charities.
"We’re incredibly grateful to everyone for their continuous support of these fundraisers, it’s something that really means a lot to us," Paul added.
Over Christmas last year, Blaa Giveaways raised €3,010 for the St. Vincent de Paul.
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