University of Galway SU announce partner charities for upcoming academic year
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University of Galway Students’ Union has announced its charity partners for the upcoming academic year.
For 2024-2025, they are partnering with Galway Rape Crisis Centre and the Galway Autism Partnership.
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Last year, the SU raised over €50,000 for Galway Rape Crisis Centre and Cancer Care West.
Speaking to Galway Talks, Students’ Union President Faye Ni Dhomhnaill explains some of the fundraising events planned for the year:
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