Noah’s Ark Mum’s & Toddler’s Group helps RNLI & Liver Support Group
Craft Fair coffee morning in Kilkeel.
RVH Liver Support Group Chairman, Jim Kilpatrick and his wife, Elma, attended the Craft Fair held in Kilkeel Presbyterian Church Hall.
John, remembering a special life event……
.....celebrating his first liver transplant anniversary
Pictured above is John Hargan holding a collection at his local Spar in Portglenone. Thank you to John and everyone who donated the grand sum of £1244.96.
Dromore Ladies Hockey raises funds for the Liver Support Group
A big thank you to Ruth Creaney and the Dromore Ladies Hockey Club for fundraising during ODW. Ruth baked cupcakes for the team and raised a wonderful £110. Seen is Ruth (right) presenting one of our committee members, Sharon, with the cheque. Well done to the Club and thanks from everyone in the Liver Support Group.
Raising Organ Donation Awareness in Bangor
Pictured (right) is Patricia Getty, one of our RVHLSG committee members, discussing organ donation with members of the public at Bangor market..
An amazing contribution from the Owens family to the Group.
The Owens family pictured presenting a cheque for £4,036 to Kay Duffy OBE, founder of the RVH Liver Support Group. Included in the picture is Cora Corey chair Mid Ulster Council.
How nice is this…..
Michelle Meehans brother, Lee, was successfully transplanted in June 2020. She took Lee's daughter, Alex Meehan, to see the Titanic lit up for Organ donation week & stopped by the Beach to raise awareness of ODW and RVH Liver Support Group.
Taking part in the Loch Ness Marathon; really??
Damien Kelly takes part in Loch Ness Marathon this incoming weekend..
Pictured (above right) is Damien who is taking part in the Loch Ness Marathon on Sunday to raise funds and awareness for several charities including the RVH Liver Support Group. Damien’s wife, Mairead, had a liver transplant five years ago and he wants to recognise the support that he and his wife received. Damien commented “We have received so much help and support from the Group over the past five years and would like to give back to those who have given us so much”.
All mid-Ulster transplant patients invited on Wed Sept 28th
This Wednesday (September 28th) at 9pm will see the Council floodlight Ranfurly House, Market Square, Dungannon in pink to recognise and support OrganDonationWeek which is runnning all of this week. All organ transplantees are invited to attend Ranfurly House as Kay Duffy (RVH Liver Support Group Founder) and the Chair of mid-Ulster Council, Cora Corry, switch on the lights at 9pm.
