Local comedians raise over £17K with charity boxing match last month
All proceeds are going to PIPS, Suicide Prevention in Ireland
Last updated 15th Mar 2023
Last month a host of local comedians battled it out in a night of amateur boxing for charity at the Ulster Hall, with all proceeds going to PIPS, Suicide Prevention in Ireland.
The event was an instant sell out and streamed live on the night, raising a total of £17,785 for the charity.
A representative from PIPS said; “We at PIPS are so very grateful to TSW Management and all the participating comedians, the public who attended the event, all who donated and to everyone involved in organising such a successful and entertaining night. You all have played a significant part in helping raise funds for our charity and supporting the work we do in our communities.
“As a non-government funded charity we heavily rely on the kindness and generosity of you all in helping us in our fight to have a compassionate society free from suicide.
PIPS work exclusively to provide crisis support for those who are contemplating suicide in Northern Ireland. Offering free of charge counselling services, a crisis walk in/open door policy with no appointment needed and accept self-referrals. As well as complimentary therapies and befriending.
“Our staff are here to help, all our services are free, private and confidential.”
If you feel you or anyone you know would like to avail of this support, visit www.pipscharity.com or call 0800 088 6042.
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