They are organising a raffle.
Students at a midlands school have been supporting their teacher has breast cancer.
Breed Hassett is the Science Ag teacher in Banagher College and her colleagues and the teenagers began the #Miles4MsH campaign to raise money for Breast Cancer Ireland.
And now they are hoping a raffle to raise money for Hooves for Hospice.
Ms. Hassett has been speaking on Country Life with Midlands103's MJ Cleary about the initiative:
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