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    Partner with us

    Why partner with us? Partnerships between the private sector and aid agencies like Concern have a significant positive global impact. When we partner with companies, the results are transformational, for both the business and the beneficiaries we work with.

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    David Regan, Accenture's Global Lead, Revenue Industry, hears about the successes of conservation agriculture in Malawi. Photo: Kieran McConville / Concern Worldwide.
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    Accenture

    Over the past number of years, Accenture has helped to transform the lives of the world’s poorest people, particularly in Malawi and Zambia.

    Edmund Scalon, Kerry, and Anne O'Mahony, Concern, at the launch of a new four year partnership between Kerry and Concern. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
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    Global food company Kerry Group has extended its partnership with Concern through a four-year project to improve food security and nutrition in Niger.

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    Z Zurich Foundation

    Concern is working closely with the Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance to build the resilience of communities to local and regional flooding.

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    KPMG

    Over the past number of years, KMPG has generously helped to transform the lives of the world’s poorest people and supported our operations in Ireland.

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    If your company is reviewing its corporate social responsibility objectives or would like to learn more about partnership opportunities, our corporate team would be delighted to speak to you.

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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.
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    At Concern, we work with companies of all sizes across Ireland to help support people living in extreme poverty.

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    Support our work through payroll giving. It’s an easy and efficient way for employees to donate to Concern directly from their salary.

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    There are lots of interesting and innovative ways your staff can get involved and to fundraise for us!

    Meresiyana Cimpaye (40) with the goats she bought from the profits of her Graduation Programme cash transfer. Photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith / Concern Worldwide.

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