Get ready to raise some dough this March to support brain injury survivors and help ‘bake’ the world a better place! ‘Room To Improve’ Star and Founder of Davey Nutrition, Daniel Davey and Football Legend, Paul McGrath will be taking on the baking challenge. Will you join them? Daniel Davey spoke about the importance of nutrition in supporting brain health and why he is taking part in ‘Bake For Brain Injury’:
Join Daniel Davey & Paul McGrath to Bake For Brain Injury
Join Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABI Ireland) and ‘Bake for Brain Injury’ to make a life-changing difference to the 150,000 people living with a brain injury in Ireland.

I am delighted to support Acquired Brain Injury Ireland in their fundraising campaign 'Bake For Brain Injury' to raise awareness. Nourishing our bodies with the right food is not only essential for physical performance but also plays a crucial role in supporting brain function. Together we can encourage people to prioritise their health and contribute to a brighter, healthier future.

We are asking individuals, community groups, schools, businesses, families and friends across Ireland to host your own ‘Bake for Brain Injury’ fundraising event at any point during the month.
‘Bake for Brain Injury’ is a hugely important event on the ABI Ireland calendar, enabling us to raise vital funds to support survivors of brain injury as they work to rebuild their lives. It coincides with Brain Awareness Week, which takes place this year between 11th and 17th March – a global campaign to raise awareness and understanding of the brain and brain conditions, as well as the need for more investment in services, research and prevention. Former Ireland Footballer, Paul McGrath is looking forward to taking on another fundraiser for ABI Ireland:
I am excited to join Acquired Brain Injury Ireland for another fantastic fundraiser, sure it's always a no-brainer for me. I'm always reminded of the brilliant work they do whenever I visit their Wexford service. Taking part in fundraisers like Bake for Brain Injury is a way for me to support brain injury survivors and help them to get the services they need. It's also a chance for me to taste some home baking at the coffee day in Wexford!
Find out more and register now to take part in ‘Bake for Brain Injury’ at abiireland.ie/Bake-For-Brain-Injury. Once registered, we will send you a special fundraising pack which includes the new Acquired Brain Injury Ireland apron to help you get your bake on. There is also guidance on how to start fundraising, online or in person.
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