Bohemian F.C. are calling for the public to support their toy donation campaign for children livi...
The campaign, which they run in conjunction with the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, has a target of €60,000., Bohs' COO Daniel Lambert said the club are looking for people to either donate money or new toys before Friday December 6th.
"People can drop in new toys to Bang Bang in Phibsborough, or to Bohemian FC in Phibsborough Towers," he said.Once the donations are finalised, Bohs buy toys for the children from Smyths Toys Superstores and the presents are sorted according to age suitability in the RDS in Dublin.Every year we raise tens of thousands of euro to get gifts for children in Direct Provision.
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