Philanthropic Fundraising Services in Ireland

Basis.Point

basis.point is an initiative by the Irish Fund Industry with a vision to make a sustainable and tangible difference to those living in poverty, particularly young people, by supporting charities that focus on education. The Irish Fund Industry is hugely active in terms of providing financial assistance to those in need and is also tremendously engaged in active volunteerism. This assistance is mainly implemented through the CSR programs of industry firms and mostly takes place ‘under the radar’. basis.point was formed in 2013 (receiving charitable status in 2014), to supplement this very laudable effort and seeks support from all sectors of the industry, in particular, from individuals, corporates and fund promoters. basis.point reached a major milestone in February 2015, when we made our first multi-year grant to the Archways charity to implement the Archways basis.point programme Delivering Incredible Years® in Dublin’s Inner City. This first grant embodies what basis.point is about, helping a program that seeks to improve the lives of children with emotional, social and behavioural difficulties through early collaborative classroom and home intervention. This evidence based program will have a significantly positive impact on the children themselves, their family, friends and school friends and, ultimately, on society as a whole. We continue to seek donations to help basis.point meet our objective of making a real difference to those young people caught in poverty by focusing on enabling education to make a positive impact on their lives. You can help by becoming a patron or a volunteer and as basis.point can only make a difference to the extent it is supported, we urge everyone who has a stake in Ireland’s success as a premier global fund hub to get involved.

1 to 10 staff

Chernobyl Children International

Chernobyl Children International (CCI) restores hope, alleviates suffering and protects current and future generations in the Chornobyl regions, by passionately advocating the rights of all of those affected. In partnership with indigenous organisations, CCI develops programmes to reduce poverty and improve the livelihoods of current and future generations of Chernobyl’s children. CCI are the sole organisation working in the Chornobyl area to be honoured with UN official NGO status. CCI is a registered charity in Ireland, Belarus, USA, Holland and UK (Pending). On 26 April 1986 at 01:23 the world changed forever when Reactor 4 in Chornobyl, Northern Ukraine, suffered a catastrophic power increase, leading to explosions in its core. The explosions sent clouds of radioactive gases and debris 7-9 kilometers into the atmosphere as 3% of the reactors 190 tons of fuel was expelled into the environment. 70% of the total fallout was deposited on Belarus. However large quantities of the fallout were deposited on Northern Ukraine and Western Russia. 5.5 million people across Belarus, Ukraine and Western Russia - including more than a million children - continue to live in contaminated zones. 9 million people living in the affected areas at the time of the disaster received the highest known exposure to radiation in the history of the atomic age. people became environmental refugees. towns and villages were deserted and bull-dozed into the ground. In January 1991, Adi Roche received a fax message which changed her life – ‘SOS appeal. For God’s sake help us to get the children out’. This fax would lead to her founding Chernobyl Children International (CCI). Her response was immediate and by the following summer she had coordinated and organised the first group of Chornobyl children to arrive in Ireland for recuperative holidays. CCI was founded in an effort to help alleviate the suffering and to offer hope to those most affected by the Chornobyl explosion.

1 to 10 staff

The Good Summit

The Good Summit is an event for those who know things can be done differently. We aim to showcase that while everyone has a different view of what "doing good" actually means, we all want the same outcome, to try to leave a positive mark. Starting in Dublin on October 2017 with following sister events in America, Australia & South Africa, The Good Summit aims to celebrate good in the world & help create more of it. Focusing on the streams of Good Society, Good Health, Good Work and Good Leadership, the event provides a time for sharing & learning. From global corporate syndicates to local government, NGOs, charities, SMEs, NFPs, social entrepreneurs and social activists. The Good Summit celebrates the Art of Possible by inviting connections and nurturing networks that motivate us toward a better shared today. A time for sharing and learning, buying and trying. The Good Summit is a festival that inspires and fuels the small movements already taking place around the globe. It is a metaphorical raincloud to help cultivate the ground where change is already taking place. The Good Summit is a space for dialogue, that motivates those who feel disengaged and disenchanted with how the world works, offering a platform for solidarity, with new ideas, and empowerment. You will go home from The Good Summit raised up, challenged and inspired.

1 to 10 staff

Gems Awyer

Gems Awyer fosters community welfare, through health promotion, and educational advancement. We offer event organisation for charitable causes, as well as developing healthcare workshops, to inform and learn from targeted audiences, of the health issues they face. Cloud informatics application also plays a key role at Gems Awyer. Data we collect is experiential in nature, and is structured and interpreted accordingly from remote locations, using the latest technology, from a simple social media approach to get an agreed message across, to collaborative documents, and relational database management systems. Our network of people are constantly training and learning in the cloud, to promote health, organise gatherings, and advance education. If you would like to represent or volunteer for Gems Awyer, do get in touch, and sign up to our governing code.

1 to 10 staff

Ntr Foundation

The mission of the NTR Foundation is to address the challenges posed by climate change, resource sustainability and security of energy supply through the provision of targeted financial and expert support to entrepreneurial projects, NGOs and policy and research.

1 to 10 staff

St Martin Apostolate

A modern approach to traditional faith.

11 to 50 staff

Future Energy Foundation

Future Energy Foundation is a knowledge-based foundation with a venture philanthropy development vision. We are advising corporations on social awareness, climate impact and the transition to optimal Green Energy performance.

1 to 10 staff

Human Dignity Foundation

Human Dignity Foundation was established in 2004 to enable children to live with dignity. Protecting and promoting children’s rights is the first step in enabling them to live safe, fulfilling and dignified lives. The threats to children’s rights are many and the need to respond urgent. HDF partners with like-minded organisations to tackle some of the gravest abuses of their rights, specifically child sexual abuse and harmful practices. We provide support to a network of community, national and international organisations through a combination of funding, capacity building and thoughtful leadership and advice.

1 to 10 staff

Makingconnections

Making Connections’ mission is to alleviate loneliness and isolation by providing Befriending and Wellbeing Supports that empower people to stay healthy and socially connected.

1 to 10 staff

Sharejoy

ShareJoy was founded to nurture and support young people during the pandemic following the loss of 23-year-old Irish woman Arwen Sullivan in the initial weeks of lockdown in 2020. Arwen loved fashion and understood the importance of sustainability. She continually refreshed her wardrobe through sites like Depop and vintage stores. She was a passionate wellness advocate and a dedicated yogi. Her mother Marie is sharing her story in order to cultivate greater empathy around mental illness and to hopefully start a new chapter in the conversation surrounding suicide prevention and bereavement. The founding ShareJoy team has backgrounds in media, financial services, education and technology. We want to ensure that young people and their families get the support and resources needed to navigate the social and economic consequences that the pandemic is having on youth mental health. Millions of euro worth of clothing is sitting dormant in our wardrobes. ShareJoy wants to leverage the power of pre-loved fashion in the circular economy to raise funds and reinforce the third sector. We also want to use technology in a positive and purpose driven way that is focused on time well spent.

1 to 10 staff

St. John Of God Foundation

A Charity, based in Dublin, Ireland, we need your help to continue providing vital supports & services. Please help by supporting our African Missions. In 1960, St. John Of God began fund raising for children & adults living with intellectual disabilities & mental health challenges. Help reaches African Nations (Malawi, Sierra Leone, Cameroon, Ghana, & Kenya) with Mental Health Services, Primary Health Care Outreach Clinics, Skill-based Training for people recuperating from mental illness & other disabilities, Education for children with special needs, & Employment Training. Our African Missions in Malawi, Kenya, Cameroon and Togo are desperately in need of financial support. We prefer not to simply ask for money. We are presenting a value proposition. Our new raffle offers a chance to win an exquisite painting. We appreciate the chance of a prize is secondary to your genuine interest of support. It is our way of saying “Thank-you”.

1 to 10 staff

The Rds

Over the past three centuries the RDS has grown from a small gathering of visionaries into one of Ireland's most influential bodies. It continues to pursue its mission to encourage the pursuit of excellence in agriculture, arts, science and industry throughout Ireland by educating, providing practical guidance, acknowledging success and encouraging ability. It relies on its own resources to fund its activities and on the voluntary input and support of its Members who give of their time and expertise. The Society has always prized its independence and, to achieve this, utilises its premises and grounds to the best effect to generate revenue to fund its activities. Because of its central location in Dublin, the variety and flexibility of the rental space available and the expertise on hand, the RDS has become a major venue for exhibitions, conferences and business and social gatherings of all sizes. The RDS Main Arena can host outdoor concerts for up to people and is also home to the Dublin Horse Show and Leinster Rugby.

51 to 200 staff

Kylemore Abbey

A Monastic Estate and Visitor Experience

51 to 200 staff

The Switchboard

Our support lines are confidential and non judgemental and are open 7 days per week, 365 days per year. Our phonelines are geared towards offering support and resources to different areas of the community on different days with trained volunteers able to provide more specialised help and support in those different areas. Anyone can call us on any day of course, but we encourage people to use the dedicated helplines when possible as volunteers on those helplines will often have additional training or a background in that area.

11 to 50 staff

Arch

ARCH Consultancy is a private humanitarian services organization. We are guided by four key humanitarian principles humanity, impartiality, neutrality and independence. In addition, we believe in accountability to beneficiaries, duty of care to staff and a rights-based approach to assistance and protection. Our members are experts in their fields and are available to provide a range of services to INGOs and International humanitarian organizations. These services include research, monitoring and evaluation, human resourse management, policy and startegy developement, coordination, project and programme management; emergency protection, assistance and public health response, legal services and analysis, and architectural compound design, development, and security inspection. We have a protection focused, results-based management, community-based, bottom up approach. We believe in humanitarian action should be advocated on thorough contextual analysis, local acceptance and participation. Our knowhow is founded on many years of fieldwork with conlict and disaster affected communities. We are passionate about our work, friendly and fun. Please, feel free to contact us anytime.

1 to 10 staff

Ucc Enactus

We imagine a world where people wake up inspired, feel a passion to succeed and end the day fulfilled by their journey. We strive to live like this and to help others achieve the same. Enactus is the social entrepreneurship society where we use all our skills and abilities to create positive social impact! We develop projects, ideas and businesses that directly impact humanity. You don't have to be in a specific course or be studying a certain area. Our members come from all corners of the college because as long as you have an interest In getting involved then that's everything you need! Nine times out of ten the people who come up with the best ideas are a couple of undergrads in the new bar who say 'Hey, I had this idea, want to help?' At Enactus we develop these ideas into something tangible! We have weekly meetings where all members come together for 1 hour to develop their projects, define their goals and get advice and insights from everyone around them. Whether you have an idea or not come to our weekly meeting and develop your idea or join someone else's, everyone is welcome! If you believe what we believe, join us!

51 to 200 staff

Ucd Svp

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11 to 50 staff

Purple Rose Fundraising

1 to 10 staff

Rcsi Cancer Society

The RCSI Cancer Society promotes cancer awareness through education and various fundraising events. We achieve this by liaising with multiple charities such as the Irish Cancer Society, Breast Cancer Ireland, and the Movember Foundation. Some of the events we have hosted for Breast Cancer Ireland include the Pink Party, Breast Cancer Awareness Day where students wear pink in solidarity and show their support, and the Great Pink Run (collaboration with the RCSI Running Club) where we encourage students to run, jog or walk to raise funds for cancer research. We also host a Movember fundraiser where students form teams and grow out their moustaches to gather support and raise funds; last year we raised over €2,500 for the Movember Foundation. We celebrate Daffodil Day, a day for us to give hope to those affected by cancer, to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society who support cancer patients by providing free advice and support, as well as by funding life-saving cancer research. The RCSI Cancer society has also caught interest in the education department. We host events such as Day in the Life of an Oncologist where students are able to interact with leading medical and surgical oncologists, and create Oncology Case Studies where students are able to learn more about various types of cancers and answer quiz questions. The RCSI Cancer Society also founded an amazing initiative called Hugs for Cancer which makes gift hampers for cancer patients, and aims to offer a 'hug' of comfort to those affected by cancer. We hope this initiative will allow RCSI students to see the direct impact of their charitable actions. Join the RCSI Cancer Society to connect with students with similar interests, learn more about the field of oncology, and promote awareness and raise funds for various charities that support those affected by cancer.

11 to 50 staff

Febec Federação Brasileira De Entidades De Combate Ao Câncer