It encourages classes to run their own fundraising activities.
Transition Year students across Laois, Offaly and Westmeath are being encouraged to take part in the Simon Community's 'Big Challenge.'
Schools for Simon kicks off next Monday and runs until October 10th, with the aim of creatively educating students on homelessness in the Midlands.
It encourages classes to run their own fundraising activities from sleep outs to quizzes and even social media challenges, with prizes for the best school per county and an overall regional award.
All funds will go directly to services, with Midlands Simon Community Fundraising Director Michael O'Brien saying they're looking forward to people's ideas:
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