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Acquiring a brain injury is an utterly life-changing event for the person impacted and for their family. At pivotal moments in your life, you have the opportunity to rebuild theirs. We are incredibly grateful to those who choose to remember Acquired Brain Injury Ireland at a time of loss, or at a time of coming-together. Your generosity will make an extraordinary difference long into the future.
In Memory Gifts
When you make a donation in memory of someone, you are honouring them long into the future.
Through your generosity and in memory gift, a brain injury survivor can learn to walk again and regain their independence. A brain injury survivor could return to work or education and rebuild their career. Families of brain injury survivors could have a place to turn to for support and guidance.
Leave a gift in your will
Providing a Brain Injury Survivor with a second chance can be your legacy.
52 people acquire a brain injury every day. 52 families’ lives are changed forever.
Ensuring that our team can be here to support these brain injury survivors and their families to rebuild their lives can be your legacy, if you choose to remember Acquired Brain Injury Ireland in your will.
Any sum of money – even a small percentage – can help families whose lives have been shattered by brain injury.
Tax Efficient Giving
If you have donated €250 or more in a calendar year within the last four years, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland may be able to claim additional funding from Revenue through the Charitable Donation Scheme.
By completing a simple CHY3 form, you can help increase the impact of your donations for brain injury survivors and their families.
Am I eligible?
You may qualify if you:
- Donated €250 or more to Acquired Brain Injury Ireland in a single year (January to December) within the last four years.
- Paid tax (PAYE or self-assessed) for the relevant year(s).
- Made the donation directly yourself, rather than through sponsorship, raffles, or collections.
The Charitable Donation Scheme
The scheme is open to both PAYE and self-assessed taxpayers.
A single CHY3 form can cover multiple years and enables Acquired Brain Injury Ireland to claim additional funds from Revenue based on eligible donations.
Need Help?
If you have any questions about the Tax Back Scheme or need help completing the form, please get in touch.
Christian Murphy
Individual Giving Manager
📞 086 102 2783
✉️ cmurphy@abiireland.ie
Wedding Favours
We are indebted to those who choose to donate to Acquired Brain Injury Ireland in lieu of traditional wedding favours. As you start your life as a married couple, you can take great comfort in knowing that you are helping brain injury survivors and their families to rebuild their lives.
Your guests are sure to appreciate your kind gesture. With 52 people acquiring a brain injury every day, it is likely that someone invited to celebrate with you has been personally affected by brain injury. In return for your special donation, we will provide tent cards to display in whatever way you choose.
A suggested minimum donation is €250. We understand that everyone’s personal circumstances and wedding budget are different, and any donation you wish to make will create a life-changing difference to brain injury survivors.
To organise wedding favours for your big day, please phone our team on +353 1 240 4164 (dial option 2) or email us at fundraising@abiireland.ie with the following information:
- Your full name and address
- A contact number
- The date of your wedding day
- Quantity of tent cards you require
You can also make your donation while speaking to a member of our team. Thank you for your kindness at this incredibly special time of your life.
Donation Enquiries
Our dedicated team is on hand to answer all the questions you might have about making your donation to Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. We’re available to talk to you by phone 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday at +353 1 240 4164 (dial option 2). You can also send us an email any time.
