Help us give every sick child
the very best chance.

There are so many ways you can make a real difference for sick children – from organising a fundraiser or taking part in one of our campaigns, to making a donation. The funds you raise or donate will help support patients and their families in hospital, where they are needed most.

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Donate

Your generosity could help us fund groundbreaking research, life-saving equipment, and patient and family support.

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A Light to Remember

Walk 1km a day this October in memory of someone you love. On All Souls’ Night, light a candle to keep them close.

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Trick or Treat for Sick Children

We’re getting ready for Trick or Treat 2026. Will you take part this Halloween in your home, workplace, school, crèche or community and help raise vital funds for sick children?

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Involve My Company

Nothing brings a team together like a staff fundraiser! By getting your company involved and organising a fundraising event.

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Leave a Legacy

A gift in your Will helps make sure sick children in Ireland get the very best care — today, tomorrow and for generations to come.

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Contact the team

Get in touch with us for any general and media queries.

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