Enable Ireland facing shortfall of €1.5m as charity shops shut

Disability services charity Enable Ireland is facing a potential €1.5m shortfall following the enforced closure of its charity shops.
Enable Ireland facing shortfall of €1.5m as charity shops shut
The Lavanagh Centre in Curraheen, Cork City, one of the vital facilities run by Enable Ireland

Disability services charity Enable Ireland is facing a potential €1.5m shortfall following the enforced closure of its charity shops.

It has now appealed to people doing Covid-19 household clean-outs of attics, rooms and wardrobes to consider storing their unwanted items for donation to their shops once they reopen.

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