​The Newry Business Charity Christmas Dinner is all about giving back to children and families in the local area

​The Newry Business Charity Christmas Dinner promises to be another memorable night, when it takes place in the Canal Court Hotel next Thursday.

A spokesperson said: “We are delighted to host our 26th year of building the famous Toy Mountain here in Newry, having raised in excess of £2,000,000 over the past 25 years.

Launching 'Newry Business Charity Christmas Dinner' Caroline Courtney with Conor Farrell Vice Principal St. Joseph's Convent Primary School, Declan McConaghy and Santa's Little Helpers getting ready for the 26th Christmas Charity Dinner and Toy Mountain on Thursday 4th December in the Canal Court Hotel at 5.30 pm. INNR4638placeholder image
Launching 'Newry Business Charity Christmas Dinner' Caroline Courtney with Conor Farrell Vice Principal St. Joseph's Convent Primary School, Declan McConaghy and Santa's Little Helpers getting ready for the 26th Christmas Charity Dinner and Toy Mountain on Thursday 4th December in the Canal Court Hotel at 5.30 pm. INNR4638

“As we know, this time of year is particularly difficult for many families, so we will be asking the local community to support us as much as they possibly can.

“We had an overwhelming success last year, raising over £144,000 on the night and, as always, the community really came out and supported us, to help ensure that those less fortunate children received a toy on Christmas morning.

“Come join us at the Canal Court Hotel on December 4 at 5.30pm for a night of festive cheer and giving back to children and families in our community.

“This in-person event is the perfect way to start celebrating the festive season with your colleagues and friends. Indulge in a delicious Christmas dinner, enjoy live entertainment and participate in charity activities to support local causes.

“It’s a great opportunity to network, unwind and spread some Christmas feel-good spirit.”

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