Cork-based firm MMD Construction has made various festive efforts to benefit the community ahead of Christmas day.
The company supported the Kinsale Lions Club by contributing to its annual toy appeal. Efforts from the team at MMD Construction helped spread joy to children and families, delivering hundreds of toys to those in need.
MMD also held various Christmas jumper days, which were a resounding success, and saw an outpouring of donations that allowed the firm to support various initiatives that brought holiday cheer to children in hospital this festive period.
For monetary donations made throughout the fundraising period, the company's HR department descended on Smyth's Toys Store to fill the trolley with additional toys and also made up packs of pyjamas and other necessary items children would need while in hospital.
The highlight of the season was Santa's spectacular arrival at Cork University Hospital (CUH), bringing the magic of Christmas to children in the paediatric ward.
In a showstopping entrance, Santa flew in by coastguard helicopter, followed by a military tank escort, carrying hundreds of presents for children who will spend the festive season under the care of CUH staff.
This extraordinary event was made possible by the Kinsale and District Lions Club, CUH Charity and the support of our team at MMD Construction, whose volunteers and toy donations helped make the day truly special.
MMD's team also had the privilege of visiting the hospital wards, meeting the incredible children and dedicated staff.
In addition to the CUH and in conjunction with the Kinsale Lions Club, toys were also delivered to a local school to help Santa with his Christmas deliveries. This effort ensured that children across the community could experience the magic of the season, no matter their circumstances.
These initiatives brought together a remarkable team of collaborators, including the HSE, Defence Forces, Gardai, Cork City Fire Service, Coastguard and the Army Band.
Following these efforts, a statement from MMD Construction said: "Thanks to the support of our employees, volunteers and local partners, we have been able to make a meaningful difference in the lives of so many children and families this holiday season.
"Let's carry this spirit of compassion forward into the new year, continuing to spread joy and make a positive impact in our community. Here’s to even more success and generosity in 2025 and beyond."
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