Children’s cancer charity invites you to their Twilight Concert in St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast

​Cancer Fund for Children provides vital support to children, young people and families impacted by cancer.

​On Thursday, November 21, the charity is hosting a special Twilight Concert in the iconic St Anne’s Cathedral to raise money towards their vital services with the help of event sponsors, Power NI and Causeway Securities.

Pictured at the iconic St. Anne’s Cathedral (l-r) award-winning journalist, Holly Hamilton, sponsorship executive at Energia Group, Colleen Rainey, partnership and philanthropy executive at Cancer Fund for Children, Lisa Hartle and The Dean of Belfast Cathedral, the Very Rev Stephen Forde.placeholder image
Pictured at the iconic St. Anne’s Cathedral (l-r) award-winning journalist, Holly Hamilton, sponsorship executive at Energia Group, Colleen Rainey, partnership and philanthropy executive at Cancer Fund for Children, Lisa Hartle and The Dean of Belfast Cathedral, the Very Rev Stephen Forde.

Nestled in the flickering glow of candlelight, attendees will be treated to a mesmerising evening of music and connection with performances by the wonderful ARCO String Quarter, Ireland’s premiere vocal band Ardú and the charity’s own Care Free Choir made up of families supported by the charity, staff and volunteers. The event will be hosted by award-winning journalist, Holly Hamilton.

After experiencing their own childhood cancer diagnosis, the McMillan family were supported by Cancer Fund for Children and will be performing at the event as part of the Care Free Choir.

Speaking on their involvement, they said: “Choir gives us a chance to come together with other families that have been through similar situations. It allows us to support each other as a group through laughter and music and to celebrate our successes and process our tougher moments together as a choir family.”

William Steele, managing director of Power NI said: “Power NI are delighted to be supporting Cancer Fund for Children's Twilight Concert for a second year in a row. Cancer Fund for Children does tremendously valuable work across Northern Ireland for those young people diagnosed with cancer, their families and their communities. We look forward to November 21 and what promises to be a wonderful night for a great cause.”

Each week in Northern Ireland, approximately three children and young people (aged 0-24) are diagnosed with cancer. Purchasing tickets to this event will help fund Cancer Fund for Children’s vital services so they can be there for families when they need them most.

Tickets can be purchased on the charity’s website today where you can also find out more about this organisation and how you can support. Visit https://cancerfundforchildren.com/event/twilight-concert/.

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