Who are our supporters?
Every Christian Aid Week, supporters across the island of Ireland choose action - standing with our global neighbours against poverty and injustice.
Our supporters include churches and volunteers who organise, inspire and speak out. Communities gathered around tables, sharing food, laughter and purpose. First-time fundraisers discovering the power of collective action. And long-term givers who keep showing up because they know poverty is not inevitable.
In countless ways, our supporters take action, united by one belief: everyone deserves dignity and hope.
Together, we fight hunger and help create lasting change for vulnerable communities around the world.
3 in 1 for Ballybay!
The Presbyterian community of Ballybay, County Monaghan organised a plant sale, coffee morning and bake sale that raised €12,000.
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Bangor's 'Model-Citizen'
‘Model citizen’ Ron Crangle held a model railway exhibition in City Church Bangor which raised funds for our work.
Ceilidh nights
In Holywood, County Down, Lynda Francis organised a ceilidh that raised £1,200 for communities living in poverty.
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Pre-loved fashion
In Belfast, Jennifer Cairnduff’s sale of pre-loved wedding and occasion wear helped bring their fundraising total to £7,650.
Holywood's sweet -tooth
In Holywood, County Down, Rosemary Maxwell’s desserts fundraiser helped sweeten the lives of the world’s poorest.
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Be a part of our wonderful global volunteer community who put hope in action and start making a difference today.