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Members of the social clubs present the cheque to Foyle Hospice.
Members of Burnfoot Social Club and Gortnaghey Social Club have raised more than £1,100 for Foyle Hospice.
The funds were raised through a recent afternoon tea dance held by the clubs.
Members presented a cheque to the charity for £1,120.44.
Foyle Hospice has been providing Hospice and Palliative Care Services in the North West since 1985 and have cared for over 22,000 patients and their families to date.
Foyle Hospice provides ongoing palliative care services for patients with cancer and other life- limiting-illnesses, while supporting their families and loved across the Western Health and Social Trust area in Northern Ireland.
Their commitment is to improve the quality of life of patients while extending care and support to their families and loved ones.
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