This afternoon.
A GoFundMe campaign called Feed The Heroes was set up on Sunday night to raise cash to buy food and send it to healthcare staff via local businesses.
Cian O’Flaherty‘s initiative was set up with the aim of raising just €250.
It has raised more than €180,000.
Amazing reaNOMNOMNOMNOM
Previously: How Much?
📢📢🚨🚨🚨We’re looking for local dine-in restaurants that are going take-out to stay open during #Coronavirusireland to help us deliver food to frontline staff. Is that you? Sign up to deliver on https://t.co/w132Ee2nIp
— Cian O Flaherty (@cianflah) March 15, 2020
Last night and today.
Almost €50,000 has been raised to buy and send food to healthcare staff via local businesses through a GoFundMe campaign called Feed The Heroes.
The fund was set up last night by Cian O’Flaherty with the initial aim of raising €250.
From earlier…
Redbird Cafe in Bray have decided to close down for a while and donated everything they had to Loughlinstown Hospital. Again they refused to take our money. We owe them a visit when they reopen. Thank you so much for helping #feedtheheroes https://t.co/3RniWSyC6C pic.twitter.com/MCwuoQyLvS
— Cian O Flaherty (@cianflah) March 16, 2020
On it's way to #Tullamore Hospital from @dominos_ie . Your contributions are helping to #feedtheheroes across the country. Thank you all so much! #CoronaIreland pic.twitter.com/wf6jimWcX9
— Cian O Flaherty (@cianflah) March 16, 2020
Lunch from @inforlunch for the crew in CUH ICU #cork. Amazing to see so much good will going out to #feedtheheroes. Thanks to Jim and the crew! pic.twitter.com/xQkpdgQJpn
— Cian O Flaherty (@cianflah) March 16, 2020
Delivery off to the @AmbulanceNAS centre today to feed the staff on round the clock calls. Thanks to F&B Catering in Killenard for supporting #feedtheheroes if you want to get involved https://t.co/w132Ee2nIp #CoronaIreland #covidireland pic.twitter.com/UniJsMM7jc
— Cian O Flaherty (@cianflah) March 16, 2020
In fairness.
