Thank You For Thinking of Us
Every year Talk To Tom must generate sufficient funds to continue and expand our services to people all over the South East ! We simply could not do this without your ongoing love and support!
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Fundraising is the most effective (and fun) ways that you can make a real difference to our work, so take a look at the many ways you can get involved!
How Can You Help ?
Support Talk To Tom's Fundraising: We always have fundraising events happening around Ireland - have a look and see if there is something that suits you!
Host Your Own Event
Organising your own fundraising event can make a real difference and help to save a life in your community and help save a family the heartache of losing someone through suicide. If you have an idea simply fill in the form and let us know.
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Don't forget Legalities! Check out the legal requirements for your fundraiser at an early stage. Do you need a garda permit, insurance or a raffle licence? If in doubt our fundraising team are only a call away to offer advice and support! For terms & guidelines click here.
Take on a Personal Challenge
Take on a personal challenge for Talk To Tom this year and save the lives of people in your own community - now that’s an achievement to be proud of! Many people support Talk To Tom's work by taking on a personal challenge – whether it’s a mini marathon, full marathon, triathlon, trek or even a skydive – there is something for everyone!
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Getting active for Talk To Tom means you can really feel proud of your achievements as they are improving the lives of people struggling with their metal health - while also improving yours. Let us know how we can help by sending us an email on info@talktotom.ie
Some of our recent fundraising heros
Release Wellness
raised €711
The incredible folks at Release Wellness, Arklow raised this incredible sum in October 2020, with their fantastic online 'Shine A Light' event.
William McCarthy
raised €370
Well done to William who completed a gruelling personal 24km duathlon in in October 2020. Well done William and thank you. Simply amazing.
TY Students GCS
raised €210.38
These terrific transition year students from Gorey Community School came together to raise this fantastic sum in November 2020.
Pennies Wexford
raised €2447
The staff and management of Penneys Wexford raised a whopping €2447 through their in store fund raising day and their staff run.
Maser & Aches
raised €4000
The insanely talented Dublin artists, Maser & Aches, reached this incredible sum to help our services in Nov 2020, after raffling one of their beautiful collaboration pieces.
Youthreach Gorey
raised €200
The amazing students of Gorey Youthreach came together to raise €200 for Talk To Tom in December 2020.
Niall Kennedy
raised €1813.89
The incredible Niall Kennedy raised €1813.89 each for us and the amazing Little Blue Heros in December 2020.
Sheehan Sisters
raised €1286
The enormously talented Grace and Eimear Sheehan and Ciara Mullin's song 'Sanctuary', (accompanied by Jay O'Sullivan) raised a massive €1286 in 2020.
Leah Byrne
raised €450
This incredible young teen undertook the massive task of walking over 200km to help raise funds for Talk To Tom.
South East Road Club
raised €2257
The amazing team at SERC raised this incredible figure for both, Talk To Tom and Arklow Cancer Support during their Cycle4Life event in 2020.
Stephen Considine BPB
raised €3041
The amazing Stephen Considine raised this stunning figure with his mental health clothing range BPB Wear in 2020. One of many fundraisers held by this fantastic young man.
People Newspapers
raised €3653
The incredible and dedicated editorial team at People Newspapers in Wexford & Wicklow led by Cathy Lee raised this amazing sum after coming together to walk, run or jog 100 kilometres each!
Joshua Kaye
raised €2000
The amazing Joshua undertook a huge exercise lockdown challenge to help raise this amazing figure.
Paul Gleeson
raised €2000
Paul created a fantastic book showcasing Irish graffiti artists in loving memory of friend John 'Crept' Ryan (pictured). Incredible Paul, raised €1,000 while his employer Apple matched his efforts.