Kildare Charity KWWSPCA Unveils Christmas Song To Raise Funds For Animal Welfare

Friday, 29 November 2024 16:09

By Martin Osborne

“Help Save a Life” emphasises the ability to make a difference in the lives of animals in need.

The KWWSPCA has released a Christmas single titled “Help Save a Life.”

The song, now available for purchase online, was written, performed, and arranged by a team of dedicated volunteers.

“Help Save a Life” emphasises the ability to make a difference in the lives of animals in need.

The sound engineer who worked on the track also generously donated his time and services, including covering the recording costs, to support the charity’s mission.

All proceeds from the sale of the single will go directly to the KWWSPCA, which relies entirely on donations and fundraising efforts to support its operations.

The song is now available for purchase on Bandcamp, with all proceeds benefitting the charity.

Here's a snippet of the song.

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