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| PICTURE: Facebook/@Little Blue Heroes
Gardaí in Clare hosted an event in aid of Little Blue Hero's to present a community effort in raising over €9k for the charity.
Sharing a post to Facebook, a spokesperson for the charity said: "Remember back in September 2024, when Teddy made the journey across Tipperary & Clare to raise funds for the Little Blue Heroes?
Well, Teddy headed to Bunratty Castle to present the funds from everyone's hard work to our charity representatives.
"Thank you again to everyone at An Garda Síochána Tipperary & An Garda Síochána Clare who hosted this event supported by local communities, schools and businesses.
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"An amazing €9,349.67 was raised for our Little Blue Heroes. Fantastic community support with the fabulous Teddy's Trek 2024 Fundraising Team. Thank you so much."
Little Blue Heroes Foundation’s vision is to support families of children with serious illnesses in Ireland while empowering the lives of children through positive community engagement.
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