Ray and Kathleen Davey Youth Fund

Tim Magowan is raising money for Corrymeela

Team: Remembering Ray Davey

In memory of Ray Davey
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Corrymeela

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We are a N. Ireland charity committed to enabling people to live better together.

Story

Ray Davey founded The Corrymeela Community in 1965 assisted by students from Queens University, Belfast. His experiences as a prisoner of war convinced him that there was an alternative to violent conflict; the cultural and sometimes volatile changes of the 1960’s were the final impetus. Ray decided to create a place where people from different cultures and backgrounds could meet together and experience new ways of dealing with ‘difference.’

Ray Davey’s legacy was to create opportunities for young people to engage with one another in new and meaningful ways. 

 In recognition of his life’s work, Corrymeela will  direct  any donations and gifts received in lieu of flowers to the Ray Davey Youth Fund.

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Corrymeela

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We are a movement of people rallied around an inspirational idea : Together is Better. Every year, we welcome thousands of people from different backgrounds to discover new ways to thrive together. Your gift could help us welcome even more.

Donation summary

Total
£45,794.92
+ £75.00 Gift Aid
Online
£361.45
Offline
£45,433.47

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