Our Goal

Eye Feel Good is a charity foundation based in Northern Ireland.  Our aim is to raise money through organised events donating to those living with cancer within the community.

Aims and Objectives

To provide financial resources to organisations that offer services to people affected by cancer.

Help and assist people within the community who want to raise money to help cancer related causes.

Encourage community involvement in fund raising events and have fun doing it.

When and Why it was formed

Eye Feel Good was formed in October 2009 after Annemarie Fee was diagnosed with Occular Melanoma.  Annemarie’s husband Richard Fee decided to raise money for the Royal Liverpool Hospital in appreciation for the level of care that Annemarie received.

UTV Live covered the story of Anne Marie's diagnosis with Occular Melanoma

Richard was subsequently approached by various people in the community who wanted to help raise money to help local cancer charities.  Very quickly the momentum gathered pace and Richard saw an opportunity to form a proper charity.

The Eye Feel Good Team

Left to Right: Annemarie Steele, Mark Kennedy, Annemarie Fee, Richard Fee, Glenn Steele, Stuart Buick
Photograph by McNeice Photography, courtesy of Antrim Guardian.

The Trustees

Mark Kennedy - Chairman/ Secretary

Stuart Buick – Vice-Chairman

Glenn Steele – Treasurer

What Do We Do With The Money We Raise

The Eye Feel Good Financial year will run from May to May.

Each year Eye Feel Good will donate money to the ‘Eye Tumour Research Fund’ at the Royal Liverpool Hospital.

Each year Eye Feel Good will donate money to the Antrim Area Hospital Palliative care unit.

Each year Eye Feel Good will donate to other local charities who have the facility to make a difference on a grander scale.