Breast Cancer Ireland is a registered charity, established in 2012 to raise funding to support pioneering research, as well as to provide education and awareness programmes on the importance of good breast health to women of all ages nationally. The overarching vision is, that through speed of research discovery, we will transform breast cancer from often being a fatal disease to a treatable illness that can be maintained long-term.
Breakthrough Cancer Research is disrupting cancers future and saving lives, one research breakthrough at a time. We are an Irish medical research charity focused on cancer. We work to significantly impact the number of children and adults who can survive this disease. We invest in world-class research in Ireland to impact the quality of life for cancer patients and save lives.
The Irish Cancer Society is a community of survivors, families, patients, friends, nurses, doctors, scientists, professionals, supporters and volunteers, working together for and on behalf of people affected by cancer. We are dedicated to preventing cancer, detecting it early and fighting it at every level. The Irish Cancer Society currently funds over 150 cancer researchers across Ireland, working to develop new and better treatments for many different types of cancer. Since 2010, we have invested over €20 million into hundreds of innovative research projects. These projects have contributed enormously to our understanding of cancer, how it develops and how to treat different forms of cancer.
The National Breast Cancer Research Institute is a national breast cancer charity, based in University Hospital Galway. We are committed to funding breast cancer research that helps improve treatments and outcomes for women in Ireland and across the world. We raise funds for research from charity events, community-based fundraising, campaigns, and support from individuals and companies. We rely entirely on voluntary contributions and do not receive direct funding from government.
Children’s Health Foundation raises vital funds to support sick children and their families in CHI hospitals and urgent care centres – from funding vital life-saving equipment and providing essential patient and parental supports to making ground-breaking, paediatric research possible.
Children’s Health Foundation is the new name for CMRF Crumlin and Temple Street Foundation, which came together in January 2019 to become one foundation supporting all CHI sites to ensure every sick child has the very best chance. The National Children’s Hospital Foundation in Tallaght will soon also join Children’s Health Foundation to become a single, unified family supporting all of Ireland’s sick children.
We are committed to supporting the little patients and families who attend Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) hospitals and urgent care centres in Temple Street, Crumlin, Connolly and Tallaght.
With the continued kindness and generosity of our supporters across Ireland and beyond, we will work as one organisation to continue our vital work in supporting the patients, families and staff in CHI – today, tomorrow, and in the future.
The OCF is Ireland's national charity for Oesophageal Cancer. Bringing the good fight to a bad cancer, we are passionately committed to the eradication of this disease, helping those affected live full, long lives. This dedicated community comprises volunteers, donors, supporters, researchers, medical professionals, sufferers and survivors who together give time, energy and money to help anyone affected, live well with this bad cancer.