Ask Acorn, the 100% Irish owned financial services intermediary headquartered in Galway, and its sister company Acorn Life, has reaffirmed its dedication to social responsibility and community engagement by donating 12 laptops and €4,500 to COPE Galway’s Homework and Learning Club. This initiative is designed to enhance educational accessibility for children and adolescents in underserved communities, equipping them with vital technological resources for academic success.
“Education is a cornerstone of personal and professional development, and access to digital tools is essential in today’s learning environment. Ask Acorn is proud to contribute to COPE Galway’s Homework and Learning Club, ensuring that young learners have the necessary resources to achieve their full potential,” stated Barry O’Sullivan, Chief Customer Office at Acorn Life Group.
COPE Galway, a leading charitable organisation that provides crucial support services to individuals and families affected by homelessness, domestic abuse, and social isolation, operates the Homework and Learning Club to assist children facing educational barriers. Ask Acorn’s contribution will facilitate the procurement of educational materials, improve digital learning infrastructure, and enhance the overall support available to students.
“This generous support from Ask Acorn significantly enhances our ability to provide essential resources to children in need. Access to technology is no longer a luxury but a necessity in modern education, and this donation will play a key role in bridging the digital divide,” remarked Sarah McInerney, manager at COPE Galway’s Family Support Services..
At Ask Acorn, community investment is integral to our values in Head Office here in Galway and across our nationwide branch network. We take pride in supporting COPE Galway’s efforts to create meaningful change by empowering children with the tools they need for a brighter future.
