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Category: Fundraising
Irish Deaf.com visiting Deaf Enterprises in Cork
We have enjoyed meeting all the lovely staff from Deaf Enterprises.
Thank you Deaf Enterprises for making us feel welcome and being friendly.
For more information about what the Deaf Enterprises is, please have a look at their website: deafenterprises.ie
Irish Deaf.com’s new partnership with Cork Deaf Association
We gave a presentation about who is IrishDeaf.com and what is IrishDeaf.com.
We are very pleased to say that it was successful. A huge thank you to Cork Deaf Association for the great partnership with us such as providing the room and lending us your equipment.
We hope that our partnership will grow bigger in the future.
For more information about Cork Deaf Association, please have a look at their website: www.corkdeaf.ie
Irish Deaf.com’s Sponorship News – April 2017
Earlier this month, we have a couple of news –
We have sponsored Emma to Skydive on behalf of a charity called “Deaf Ethiopia Project“! 🙂
Deaf Ethiopia Project works to keep the ALDS (Ambo Deaf School) and continuing to help transform the lives of the Deaf children in Ambo, Ethiopia.
Another happy camper (Gin) with his win from our sponsorship!
If you are seeking a sponorship or donations for your charity or organisation from us – please contact us for more details.
Supporting our charities
We are currently (and have been) funding the registered charities which are:
- Greenbow – www.facebook.com/GBWDeafLGBT
- National Deaf Women of Ireland – www.deafwomen.ie
- Tallaght Deaf Club – www.facebook.com/tallaghtdeafclub
- Irish Deaf Youth Association – www.irishdeafyouth.com
- Temple Street Foundation | Children’s Charity Ireland – www.templestreet.ie
- Deaf Enterprises – http://deafenterprises.ie
- Cork Deaf Association – www.corkdeaf.ie
To enquiry about fundraising or sponsorship, please contact us
Irish Deaf.com’s donation report from 2004 to 2016
We have now finally assembled a report of what Irish Deaf.com has donated to various deaf organisations (as well as for other charities) over the years from 2004 to 2016 this year, with the money coming from our bag-packing fund-raising. The report contains 42 pages of chart, bar and pie graphs for the organisations with the figure we have donated to each organisation per year.
Please download the report: irish-deaf-com-donation-report-for-2004-2016.pdf
Fundraising report September 2016
We are raising funds for IrishDeaf.com to give out to our deaf charities. We are happy to help out our Deaf charities.
We are working with Tesco on behalf of Temple Street children hospital to raise funds for Temple Street. We are very happy to be working with them.
We are working on raising funds for Action Deaf Youth. Our partnership has grown greatly. We are very honoured to work with them.
Action Deaf Youth
Irish Deaf.com’s bagpacking and charity fundraising in 2014
We wish to thank Tesco Ireland and other supermarkets for supporting our bagpacking and charity fundraising in 2014.
Despite 2014 being a difficult year compared to 2013, due to reduced bagpacking bookings; however, we have been able to continue to offer this service. We are delighted to offer support to charities in the Deaf community. So far, over €830,000 has been paid out since 2004 and during 2014 over €35,000 was paid out to the following beneficiaries;
- Tallaght Deaf Club
- Deaf Sports Ireland
- Irish Deaf Women’s Group
- Irish Deaf Youth Association
- Deaf Greenbow
- Aware & Temple Street Children’s Hospital (Tesco Charity)
Bag Packing and Charity Fundraising 2013 Report
We wish to thank Tesco Ireland for supporting our bagpacking and charity fundraising in 2013.
We had a difficult year during 2013 with reduced bagpacking bookings; however, we have survived and have been able to support charities in the Deaf community. So far, over €800,000 has been paid out since 2004 and during 2013 over €48,000 was paid out to the following beneficiaries;
