KWWSPCA to debut Christmas song to raise funds
Help Save A Life written by Deirdre Tracey
As we rush headlong into the festive season, the KWWSPCA are inviting you to take time out on Saturday 7 December at the Whitewater Centre in Newbridge to partake in some festive cheer.
The newly established “Choir for Paws and Claws” will be performing inside the centre. The choir, which was set up by volunteer Elaine Reville, is made up of KWWSPCA volunteers from all sections of the charity.
The MC on the day is Robbie Fallon and the choir is musically supported by Pete Kavanagh and Rodney Lakes. Children from Enquiring Minds Childcare will be opening the event with renditions of popular Christmas songs.
There will also be performers on the day as well including the Portarlington Comhaltas Musicians and Irish Dancers. The choir will be debuting their original Christmas song “Help Save A Life.” It was written by volunteer Deirdre Tracey and performed and arranged by volunteer Pam Kavanagh and her husband Pete. Sound engineer Paul (Rubber) Keogh generously donated his time and recording costs for the KWWSPCA. The cover artwork is by volunteer Lisa of Art Defrosted.
The message of the song identifies with the true meaning of Christmas – to bring love, hope and joy to others. The song is available to purchase online, all proceeds go directly to the charity. It can be downloaded at kwwspca.bandcamp.com. In true KWWSPCA tradition everyone involved has volunteered their time and talents.
There will be raffle prizes on the day and an opportunity to purchase gift cards, where you donate an amount that suits you and gift that on behalf of a friend or family member. If you are struggling with ideas of what to buy a loved one, what better gift than a donation on their behalf to help save a life? The KWWSPCA would like to thank Whitewater for hosting this event
and for their support throughout the year.