This morning.
Charlotte Quay, Dublin 2.
Ronan Brady from Escape Boats Dublin writes:
On the first Tuesday of every month we will be donating our entire day’s takings to a charity chosen by the public. We have a survey open to anyone to vote for a charity of their choice. The vote closes the day before the ‘Chooseday’ and the charity with the most votes receives the full donation.
In fairness.
Vote here
This afternoon.
Spar, Ballybough, Dublin 1
Georgina writes:
The sweet jar contains donations for a local 93-year-old lady who last week was robbed of her Xmas rent money.
The shopkeeper told us she is loved and known by everybody in the area as a seamstress, with people always knocking at her door for alterations.
Two men pretending to be there to clean gutters took her double Xmas rent money she had just collected & some extra cash….
Georgina Hickey/Rollingnews
Last month, the actor donated his voice for free to a viral for OneClickGiving. the ad revenue goes to Save the Children and the UK Refugee Council.
Mmf.
And ends up here.
Stephen writes:
In a stationary shop in Hong Kong, Irish charity Christmas cards for sale, must be old stock…
http://youtu.be/oSSD8uEmlI0
Want to own Brian O’Driscoll’s soiled cast-off boots?
Solas Project are holding a prize draw to raffle off the very boots B.O.D wore in Ireland’s Rugby World Cup 2011 victory over Australia in an effort to raise €10k to fund its mentoring and social development activities.
Clodagh writes:
The competition runs from today until Thursday 22nd October. Entries can be made by texting “Boots” to 50300 and all texts will cost €6
Name that voiceover artist.
Anyone?
Murph writes:
On the gates at Cork City FC training grounds…didn’t know clampers had ethics.
Elizabeth Stepney-Power writes:
I shaved my head this weekend to raise money for Cliona’s Foundation, above is a very short (46 sec) video of the event, it would be great if you could feature it on Broadsheet to help raise awareness for this great charity that helps Irish families with sick or injured children.
I donated the hair to The Little Princess Trust who make wigs for children who are suffering from hair loss.
Aoife Giles writes:
just followed a link on amazon for Amazon Smile…….”Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to the charitable organization of your choice. Tried to search for Focus Ireland and I was offered this (above)…
Hic.
Bobby Sheehy plugz:
…a charity gig me and a few of my friends are organising for Our Lady’s children’s hospital Crumlin this Wednesday in The Twisted Pepper nightclub. We are hoping to raise a good bit of money and upcoming Dublin singer songwriter Scoops will be performing on the night
