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Nearly everyone knows about Today FM's shave or dye campaign and everyone knows someone whose life has been affected by cancer, so this year Castlebar Credit Union decided to do something to raise some much needed funds for this worthy cause.

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The next Castlebar Credit Union members draw will be held in the office on Tuesday June 26 at 1pm.

The benefits of teaching your children about money early on are both immediate and long term. In the short term, they may develop strong saving habits, learn how to make smart purchases, and learn why they cannot immediately get everything they want. In the long term, you can help them avoid getting into debt. And by teaching the value of saving for the future, you can put them on the road to financial security.

The winners of the Mayo Advertiser Christmas Art Competition will be presented with their prizes today (Friday Jan 20) at a presentation in the Breaffy House Hotel.

The Castlebar Credit Union charity week for dedicated hospice home care service for children continues until Monday September 12. The proceeds collected by Castlebar Credit Union help fund work to support families with children who have life-limiting conditions. The hospice home care service for children will allow seriously ill children to be cared for and to die at home rather than in a busy hospital.

Brendan Hopkins, who was a director of Castlebar Credit Union for 18 years, died tragically in a car accident in 2002. As a mark of appreciation of his dedicated work and in order to perpetuate his memory, the board of directors approached his family and GMIT Castlebar with a view to setting up a scholarship scheme.

No matter what your education or career goals are, it is helpful to begin preparing early. Castlebar Credit Union encourages starting a savings account from a young age. However sometimes savings may not be enough to cover all educational costs, particularly at third level.

Buy My Dress, Ireland’s largest one day charity dress sale, is coming to Castlebar for the first time on Saturday May 28. Supported by Kellogg’s Special K, this fashion forward campaign has Irish women all over the country throwing open their closets and donating dresses to Down Syndrome Centre. This local event, which is one of eight happening around the country, will be held in TF Royal Hotel and Theatre, Old Westport Road from 10am to 6pm.

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