Fundraising

As a small voluntary organization, with no Core Funding from government, we find it difficult to meet the needs of the increasing number of older people living in disadvantaged circumstances in Dublin.

We are extremely grateful for any contribution towards our running costs. If you wish to help, you can do so in any of the following ways:

 

INDIVIDUALS COMPANIES
One-off donation Corporate donation
Regular giving Sponsor a CARELOCAL event
Organise a fundraising event  Charity of the Year/Employee Fundraising
Payroll giving Payroll giving
Raise sponsorship through your participation in a challenge event  
Leave a legacy  

We are extremely grateful for any contribution towards the running costs of CARELOCAL

Help CARELOCAL : MAKING A Donation 

You can make a donation online here.

We also accept postal donations. Do not send cash by post. Please click here to print the postal donation form.

CARELOCAL is authorised as an eligible charity for the purpose of Sec. 486A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, so donations of over €250 p.a. are subject to tax relief for the donor. More information on this can be found at http://www.revenue.ie/leaflets/chy2.pdf, or on Information Leaflet CHY2 from the Revenue Commissioners.

In return for business donations, we can offer to list your company on the Sponsors Page on www.carelocal.ie as one of our sponsors and as a worthy example of business support for the local community.

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The Community Foundation of Ireland

A special thank you to the Community Foundation. Through their generosity, Care Local and our community collaborators in the Stoneybatter area, developed an Older Men’s Committee, focusing on the needs of older, isolated men. The Older Men’s Drop-in Centre resulted from the input and leadership of these men. 

 

Dublin Bus grant given for elder abuse awareness

With the funding received from the Dublin Bus Community Programme, Care Local, in partnership with DIT and the Dockland Senior Forum, will produce a video focused on improving the attitudes between young and old.