Fundraise
Thank you so much for wanting to defend migrant rights and equality by fundraising for us! The Immigrant Council doesn't receive any direct funding from the Government, so we depend on donations and fundraising to be able to do our work.
Below you will find different ways you can raise funds to support our work defending the rights of migrants and their loved ones, fighting racism, and encouraging immigration reform in Ireland.
If you have any questions about fundraising or donations send us an email.
Fundraise on Facebook
Through Facebook, you can create an online fundraiser that lets you collect donations from your friends and family to support the work of the Immigrant Council.
Donations through Facebook are safe, secure and can be made using a credit or debit card or PayPal. Facebook automatically transfers any funds raised directly into our bank account, so you don't have to do a thing - just ask your friends!
Create an online fundraising page through JustGiving
Through JustGiving, a social network for good, you can quickly and easily create an online fundraising page to collect donations from your friends and family to support our work.
Once you create a page, you can personalise it with a photo and your story, and share it by email and social media to get the word out. Funds raised automatically get transferred to the Immigrant Council's bank account, so you don't have to worry about sending in money or anything.
Create an online fundraising page through iDonate.ie
At iDonate you can quickly and easily create a fundraiser to support migrant rights and equality in Ireland.
Once you create a page, you can personalise it with a photo and your story, and share it by email and social media to get the word out. Funds raised automatically get transferred to the Immigrant Council's bank account, so you don't have to worry about sending in money or anything.
KBC Virtual Dublin Marathon 2020
Your city/town
Attention runners! This year's KBC Dublin Marathon has gone virtual and we are inviting you to sign up and #RunYourTown to support equality and justice in Ireland.
Simply register for the Virtual Marathon and choose the Immigrant Council as your charity fundraiser of choice. Run the distance of the marathon in your own town or city while raising funds to support justice and equality in Ireland.
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Vhi Virtual Women's Mini Marathon 2020
Your city/town
The Vhi Women's Mini Marathon, an annual 10K charity road race, occurs each June bank holiday weekend in Dublin and is the largest women's event of its kind in the world. This year’s event is going virtual and will take place from the 1st - 10th October.
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The impact of your support
To learn more about the impact of the funds you raise, visit our stories section and read our latest Impact Report.