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          Corporate Support for Concern Worldwide

          Corporate Support for Concern Worldwide

          The need for humanitarian support has quadrupled over the past ten years. Together, we can work with some of the world's most vulnerable people to end extreme poverty.

          Building a relationship with Concern Worldwide has a positive social impact and helps to make the world a fairer, healthier, happier and more sustainable place for everyone.

          We are passionate about supporting people living in poverty to achieve major improvements in their lives, which last and spread without ongoing support from Concern.

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

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          You can help us reach over 200,000 people each year with lifesaving supports, and invest in longer-term solutions and sustainable futures for some of the world’s poorest communities.

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          Find out more about our 7th Women of Concern event, and help us tackle gender inequality and address this major barrier to ending extreme poverty. 

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