Fundraising Press Releases
Better Together Video Competition 2015
The Better Together Video Competition, which provides a platform for Irish charities, community groups, clubs and associations to showcase the work that they do; connect with members of the public; gain new supporters, fundraise and potentially win some great prizes.
To vote for CARI's entry please follow this link:
http://2015.bettertogether.ie/video/cari
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Public voting is open until November 20th and you can vote once a day for your chosen charity.
The top 30 non-profit videos will be shortlisted in the categories (Small, Medium and Big) and the winners in each of the non-profit categories will receive a prize of €2,000 (that's double the prize money from last year!)
The winners of the 2015 Better Together Video Competition and Charity Hero Award will be announced at the Better Together Awards on Wednesday 9 December.
Limerick Live 95fm 95-Stop Tour
From Monday 21st September to Friday 25th September, Limerick Live 95FM will tour the county of Limerick raising vital funds for Limerick kids. There will be 95 stops on the tour raising funds for three charities:
- The Children's Ark paediatric unit at University Hospital Limerick
- Neo-natal unit at University Maternity Hospital Limerick
- The CARI Foundation
To donate click here:
#Live95FM #95StopTour #LimerickKids
CARI Christmas Lunch 2015
Save the Date
The CARI Christmas Lunch will take place on Friday 27th November 2015 at Intercontinental, Ballsbridge, Dublin.
Midday – Champagne reception
1pm Lunch with entertainment
Hosted by Alan Hughes
Tickets €120
Tables of 10 and 12 available.
For enquiries and booking details please contact Patricia Townsend:
patricia@cari.ie or (01) 830 8529
CARI Summer Lunch 2015
Today Friday May 15th Miriam Ahern hosted her annual Summer Lunch in aid of CARI at The Shelbourne Hotel Dublin. CARI provides a professional child therapy and counselling service to children and families who have been affected by child sexual abuse. Money raised from the lunch is essential to CARI to maintain each and every one of these important services for children.