Donegal artists have once again shown generosity by donating an array of special artworks for this year’s incognito art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.

A total of 12 artists from the county have come together to back the fundraising endeavour which enables 12 Donegal families to continue to receive vital care and support from the Foundation for their children.

With incognito, the thrill is all in the anticipation, as the art buyer has no idea who the artist is behind their artwork until the sale is over!

Among the artists to have lent their skills and talents this year are Bernie Anderson from Ballybofey, Justyna Szerszen from Letterkenny, Karen O’Kane from Ramelton, and Vanessa Marsh from Redcastle.

Donegal. Justyna Szerszen, Letterkenny

Vanessa Marsh, Redcastle

Bernie Anderson, Ballybofey

They join such other luminaries to take part as fashion designers Don O’Neill, Helen Steele and Simone Rocha, creative director and professional dancer Arthur Gourounlian, singer-songwriter Róisín Murphy, TV cook Donal Skehan, Olympian Sonia O’Sullivan, broadcasters Joe Duffy, Jenny Buckley and Maia Dunphy, and well-known professional artists Maser, William Murray and Thelma Mansfield.

At a cost of €70 each, there are 1,750 postcard-size artworks up for grabs in the incognito Online Art Sale at www.incognito.ie, where the collection can now be viewed. Watercolours, oils, pastels, acrylics, stained glass, and textiles, are among the mediums employed by the artists across the entire collection.

The sale gets underway on Wednesday, April 16, from 8am when it will be a case of fastest-finger-first as to which lucky art aficionados scoop their prized piece.

2025 marks the ninth year of the incognito art sale, which to date has raised over €1.2 million in funds to support vital in-home nursing and respite care provided by the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.

Jack and Jill currently provides nursing care and respite support to 420 families caring for children, up to the age of six, with severe learning disability often associated with complex medical needs, in communities across Ireland.

For all the latest updates on the incognito 2025 art sale, check out www.incognito.ie or follow on @facebook.com/2025incognito or @instagram.com/jackandjillcf