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Burrishoole community launch fundraising campaign to support the family of Frank McHale.
Mr McHale suddenly passed away after falling ill on St Stephen's Day last year.
Recognising the profound impact Frank had on the club and community, Burrishoole community have taken the initiative to launch the ‘Remembering Frank McHale’ campaign.
The aim of the fundraiser is to provide financial assistance and support to his young family during this challenging time. The funds raised will assist with immediate expenses and will also help alleviate the pressures faced by the family as they navigate their new reality.
Not only was he a loving husband and dad, but also a dedicated member of the community.
Mr McHale selflessly devoted countless hours to community, clubs, and local fundraisers.
His impact and presence will always be felt throughout the Burrishoole area. He touched the lives of many with his kind heart, helping hands, and big smile.
Fundraiser organisers said that every donation, no matter the size, will make a meaningful difference in the lives of the McHale family.
Visit the idonate page for more information on how to donate.
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