Foyle Network Foundation Launches Urgent Christmas Appeal for Derry

URGENT UPDATE: The Foyle Network Foundation has just launched its 2025 Christmas Appeal, seeking immediate donations to support families in Derry who are facing severe challenges this winter.

As temperatures drop and the holiday season approaches, the foundation emphasizes the critical need for assistance. Many families are struggling to provide basic necessities, making this appeal especially urgent. The foundation is calling on the community to rally together and contribute to ensure no family in Derry is left behind.

“We cannot let our neighbors suffer during the holidays,” said a spokesperson for the Foyle Network Foundation.

“Every donation counts, and together we can make a significant difference.”

The appeal is now live, and donations can be made through the foundation’s official website. The organization aims to raise £50,000 to directly aid those in need. The funds will be used to provide food, heating assistance, and essential supplies for families struggling to stay warm and fed during the harsh winter months.

Donations are urgently needed as the foundation prepares to distribute support before the Christmas holidays. Residents are encouraged to act swiftly, as the need is immediate and growing.

The Foyle Network Foundation has a long history of supporting the Derry community, and this initiative marks a pivotal moment as local families face unprecedented financial strain. With rising costs of living and inflation affecting many, the foundation’s appeal is a vital lifeline.

What happens next? The foundation will provide updates on fundraising progress and details about distribution efforts. Community members are urged to spread the word and share this appeal widely to maximize outreach and support.

Now is the time to act. Help bring hope and relief to families in Derry this winter by donating to the 2025 Christmas Appeal. Together, we can ensure that everyone experiences the warmth and joy of the season, despite the challenges they face.