Ballymoney firefighters set to 'climb Everest' in aid of Noah's Story

Firefighters based at Ballymoney’s Market Street station are preparing to take charity fundraising to new heights!

The crew are set to ‘climb for a cause’ on Saturday, September 5, when they will climb the equivalent of the height of Mount Everest to raise funds for Noah’s Story.

On Saturday 5th September, Ballymoney firefighters will be taking on a different challenge by climbing the height of Mount Everest on their drill tower ladder to raise funds for Noah's Story.placeholder image
On Saturday 5th September, Ballymoney firefighters will be taking on a different challenge by climbing the height of Mount Everest on their drill tower ladder to raise funds for Noah's Story.

Founded in memory of two-year-old Noah McAleese, Noah's Story ensures families facing bereavement are met with compassion, dignity and care.

The Ballymoney firefighters said: “Every day, as firefighters, we're proud to serve and protect our local communities.

"On Saturday 5th September, we're asking for your support as we take on a different challenge – climbing the height of Mount Everest on our drill tower ladder at Ballymoney Fire Station.

"Whether you can donate, come along to support us, or simply share this post, every contribution will make a difference.

“One ladder. One goal. Endless impact.” To donate to the fundraising, go to JustGiving

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