Splash N Dash are delighted to partner with idonate and make it easy for you to take on the Splash N Dash challenge and raise funds for one of our chosen charities. Whichever charity you decide to support will be very appreciative of your support, and the money you raise will go a long way to help them to provide their services and help their cause.

Simply choose your charity and follow the link to register for your fundraising page for your charity and off you go..

BUMBLEance is Ireland’s Children’s Ambulance Service. As the world’s first interactive ambulance purposefully designed for children, BUMBLEance has the capacity to operate the latest medical equipment, ensuring children have access to access medical care, regardless of location or resources.

Our organisation receives no state funding & our services are 100% powered by funds raised. Your support will ensure that we can keep our wheels turning.

Purple House is Ireland’s 1st Community based Cancer Support Centre, founded in 1990.

We provide professional Cancer Support & Psycho-Oncology services to people affected by Cancer, supporting families affected by Cancer Nationwide in Ireland

We provide all of our services free of charge and we gratefully accept donations where possible to cover the costs of our services. 

Your support helps us support those who need us.

Make-A-Wish Ireland has one simple aim – to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions, bringing hope, strength and happiness to them and their families.   

Since 1992, Make-A-Wish has granted wishes for more than 3,000 brave children across Ireland, including 198 wishes granted in 2023 alone.   

A wish granted is true magic for the child, providing respite from their normal routines of hospitals, doctors and treatment. Make-A-Wish does not receive any government funding and relies overwhelmingly on the kindness of the Irish public to continue granting wishes for the children who need them most.. Your support helps us grant wishes!

Mental Health Ireland is the longest established mental health charity in Ireland. Throughout our history we and the Mental Health Associations have played a central role in reshaping how the public understand mental health issues.

By supporting Mental Health Ireland you could give someone hope and let them know they are not alone. With your help we can be there for everyone that needs us.

Wicklow Hospice, part of Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services, provides specialist palliative care for the people of County Wicklow.

The 15-bed in-patient unit at Magheramore was opened in 2020 and is also the base for the Community Palliative Care Team who provide care to patients in their own homes.  

Your donations allow us to provide enhanced care, focused on improving the quality of life for those with a life-limiting illness, as well as providing support to their families.

Since our founding in 1939, the Irish Red Cross has been dedicated to serving people in need whether they are here in Ireland or caught up in humanitarian crises in countries and regions throughout the globe. 

Today the Irish Red Cross maintains an active network of over 3,000 volunteers at 75 branch locations based in large and small communities throughout the Republic of Ireland.

Your fundraising donations will help bring support, connection and hope to those who need it most. When disaster strikes and times are tough, you will know you’ve chosen to stand with those who desperately need a helping hand. You will know you’ve chosen to make a difference. 

Childline is Ireland’s 24-hour national listening service for all children and young people (up to and including the age of 18) in Ireland. It is private, confidential and non-judgemental and can be contacted for free from anywhere in Ireland.

Children contact Childline to talk about any issue on their mind. Some children who contact Childline may feel upset, or isolated, while others simply contact Childline to chat about their day or share their hopes and dreams.

Thank you for your support and for helping the ISPCC to make a difference to the lives of children in Ireland.