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Power NI Lights Up The Ulster Hall For Childhood Cancer

On Sunday 29th November, Cancer Fund for Children will bring music and light to The Ulster Hall with a special Twilight Concert, proudly supported by Power NI. The event will raise vital funds to help the charity support children, young people, and families living with the impact of cancer.

Nestled in the flickering glow of candlelight, attendees will be treated to a mesmerising evening of music and connection, including performances by the charity’s own Care Free Choir, made up of families supported by the charity, staff and volunteers. This event will also be hosted by Cool FM’s, Rebecca McKinney. 

Colleen Donnelly, Sponsorship Executive at Power NI said:

“Supporting local communities is at the heart of what we do, which is why we are proud to be headline sponsor of the Cancer Fund for Children Twilight Concert once again. For four years, this partnership has helped shine a spotlight on the incredible work Cancer Fund for Children does to support children, young people and families affected by cancer. We look forward to another memorable event that will raise vital funds and awareness for this important cause.”

After experiencing their own cancer diagnosis, the Coates 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:

“Joining the Care Free Choir has given us the chance to meet other families who just get it. Through music, we’ve shared laughs, made lasting friendships and supported one another.

The opportunity to sing in the Ulster Hall is incredibly special and is something we’ll remember for a long time.”

Each week in Northern Ireland, approximately 3 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:

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