Save the Date! Details of The Winter Ball are confirmed by Juniors for Juniors Foundation
The black-tie charity aims to support the Children’s Ward at University Hospital Waterford
The Juniors for Juniors Foundation has announced it will host The Winter Ball at Faithlegg House Hotel on Valentine’s Day 2025.
The black-tie charity event, which takes place on February 14, promises to be an unforgettable evening of sophistication and celebration, all in support of a vital cause - the Children’s Ward at University Hospital Waterford.
“The Winter Ball is a chance for us to come together, enjoy a stunning evening, and contribute to a cause that truly matters. We’re thrilled to host this event at the beautiful Faithlegg House Hotel and can’t wait to see the community come out in support, commented Ray Leahy Co-founder of Juniors for Juniors.
The Winter Ball aims to raise funds to directly benefit the Children’s Ward at University Hospital Waterford, supporting Juniors for Juniors’ mission to create a more child-friendly and welcoming environment for young patients and their families.
“This is more than just a night out; it’s an opportunity to transform the hospital experience for children in our community,” said Isobel Flynn, Co-founder of Juniors for Juniors.
“We believe that a brighter, more welcoming environment can make a world of difference for these young patients and their
families and create a better work environment for the dedicated paediatric staff who work tirelessly to care for them.”
The event will feature a drinks reception, a gourmet dinner from the award-winning chefs at Faithlegg and live music from the wonderful Brass & Co.
Event Details:
• What: The Winter Ball – A Black-Tie Charity Event
• When: February 14, 2025
• Where: Faithlegg House Hotel, Co. Waterford
• Who: Hosted by Juniors for Juniors (Over-18s only)
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Tickets for The Winter Ball are now available here, with all proceeds going directly to Juniors for Juniors’ initiatives at the Children’s Ward. Space is limited, so early booking is recommended.