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    Corporate support

    Corporate support

    Partnerships between the private sector and INGOs can transform your business and have a positive, social impact. We partner with a range of organisations that share our passion and the results have been fantastic.

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    Sako (14) received a back to school kit including books, soap, uniform, shoes, school supplies and solar lamps from Concern Worldwide, Maikona Primary School, Maikona, Kenya. Photo: Jennifer Nolan/ Concern Worldwide.

    Become a corporate supporter

    Become a corporate supporter

    We work with companies of all sizes across Ireland who share our mission to eliminate extreme poverty. 

    Children outside John Yamikani's family home in Malawi. Photo: Donal Skehan/Concern Worldwide.

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    Payroll giving

    Payroll giving is an easy and efficient way for employees to donate to Concern directly from their salary.

    Mehamed's family grow potatoes, as well as apples. Photo: Jennifer Nolan / Concern Worldwide.

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    Partner with us

    Partnerships between the private sector and aid agencies can have a significant global impact.

    Concern Challengers taking on the UK challenge. Photo: Concern Worldwide.

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    Staff fundraising

    There are lots of interesting and innovative ways to fundraise for us. 

    Concern Worldwide CEO Dominic MacSorley speaking at the Women of Concern Awards at The Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin. Photo: Photocall Ireland / Concern Worldwide.

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    Women of Concern

    This year, Concern Worldwide is proud to host our second Women of Concern Awards Luncheon in Ireland.

    Mother of 2, Belita Andrade (22) brings her Concern Emergency Supplies box home with her neighbours. Photo: Gavin Douglas/ Concern Worldwide.

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