A decade of partnership with the Irish Chamber Orchestra. Access to the Arts is an equality issue and part of the philanthropic mission of Community Foundation Ireland.
Pioneering research made possible by Irish philanthropy identifies challenges and makes urgent recommendations to protect families, children and survivors of domestic violence in the homeless crisis.
Find out how a partnership between the RTÉ Toy Show Appeal, Community Foundation Ireland and Children's Books Ireland is bringing the power and joy of reading into young lives across the country.
Breaking the vicious cycle. The urgent need to address poverty, deprivation and exclusion to reduce imprisonment highlighted in an important report in partnership with the Irish Penal Reform Trust.
The increasing importance of measurable impact in corporate philanthropy, Chief Executive Denise Charlton reflects on our partnership with the Business and Finance ESG Awards 2026.
John Sansome reflects on how and why Donor‑advised funds (DAFs) are quickly becoming a preferred route for philanthropy; thanks to their flexibility, tax efficiency, and ability to support long‑term giving.
Women providing philanthropic leadership to deliver inclusive, long-term social change. Pioneering study from Community Foundation Ireland and Trinity College Dublin.
Reflecting on the leadership of women in Irish philanthropy. A special International Women's Day 2026 blog by Chief Executive Denise Charlton.
Remarks by Denise Charlton, Chief Executive of Community Foundation Ireland at the launch of pioneering research on Attitudes to Welfare and Wealth Redistribution in partnership with the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
Ireland has experienced significant economic and social changes over the past three decades, yet public support for government action to reduce income inequality has remained consistently high and is above the European average. This is according to a new study from the ESRI, conducted in partnership with Community Foundation Ireland.
Community Foundation Ireland is pleased to announce the recipients of the Circular Economy Innovation Grants Scheme, supporting community-led projects that reduce waste through repair, reuse, and repurposing.
