NI: Belfast solicitors to play golf for raise cash for mental health charity

NI: Belfast solicitors to play golf for raise cash for mental health charity

Belfast solicitors are set to raise cash for a mental health charity by playing golf.

The Belfast Solicitors’ Association (BSA) has launched its annual Golf Day, which this year will raise cash for Inspire wellbeing (formerly Niamh), one of the longest established mental health and learning disability charities in Northern Ireland.

If anyone managed a hole-in-one at the event, taking place in Malone Golf Club on Thursday 18 May, they will win a Fiat Abath 595 convertible provided by Traction Finance.

Speaking at the event’s launch, Eoghan McKenna, chair of the BSA, said: “We In the BSA are anxious to assist our 2017 charity partner, Inspire, in their crucial endeavours in the times ahead and we are appreciative to all for their assistance in doing so.

“Our golf day at Malone is always a fantastic day on a great course and all monies raise will go to such a great cause. I also have to thank Traction Finance for raising the competitive spirit with the added incentive of a convertible for a hole in one.”

Paul McGuire, managing director at Traction Finance, added: “We’re proud to support Belfast Solicitors’ Association because, as a local SME ourselves, we want to recognise and celebrate the great contribution of Association members to our community as well as the valuable work of the Association itself.

“That’s why we’ll be on hand on the 18th May to not just enjoy a great day’s golf together but to help support fundraising for inspire. We hope that the car we are providing really encourages participation – one lucky golfer could be driving in more ways than one at the event!”

Nuala Dalcz, director of external affairs at chosen charity Inspire, said: “This golf day marks the first event of the BSA and inspire charity relationship. We are so grateful to all in the Association for their support and commitment to mental wellbeing.

“Not only are they helping raise much needed funds but they are also starting a conversation about mental health and encouraging others to do the same. A huge thanks to Paul and the team and Traction also for such a generous gesture.”

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