Corporate support

Hi - my name is Jeppe Rasmussen and I can talk to you about how your organisation can partner with us here at Cork Simon.

I can help you with your plans to organise your workplace fundraiser and advise on any ideas you might have. I’m here to support you every step of the way.

PHONE: 021 4929 409

MOBILE: 087 1964 531

EMAIL: Jeppe Rasmussen

Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. Our supporters find these helpful too.

You will be able to set up your own Fundraising Page here shortly if you are planning to raise funds for us online. Set-up will be simple and you will be able to share it with your social media friends.

See a listing of our upcoming Events and Activities that you or any of our supporters can participate in. We can help promote your event here too.

Your company can help transform the lives of men and women who are homeless here in Cork.

A partnership with Cork Simon demonstrates your care and commitment to your community. Our Corporate Partnerships Team is here to work with you to achieve your corporate social responsibility goals. We will work with you to create a strategic plan that will benefit your company and help in the fight against homelessness.

BECOME A CORPORATE PARTNER

Becoming a charity partner has so many benefits and I want to work with you to create a plan that’s tailored to meet your strategic objectives.

We can offer your company sponsorship opportunities that will benefit your company and benefit men and women who are homeless here in Cork.

We can create a partnership together that promotes positive and sustainable change within our community.

GET YOUR STAFF INVOLVED

Having your employees actively involved in the causes your company supports is proven to help enhance teamwork, employee loyalty and productivity. When your employees are actively involved, we are helping to fight homelessness together.

We have a busy calendar of EVENTS for you and your colleagues to join at any time of the year. Support Cork Simon’s Coffee Morning, the Great Cork Simon Supper and Cork Simon Christmas Jumper Day campaigns. These are excellent opportunities to get your team together and join the fight against homelessness.

Let me know if you have a better idea - I'm here to support you every step of the way. Contact me today.

CORPORATE DONATION

A corporate donation is one of the simplest ways you can demonstrate your company’s commitment to helping fight homelessness here in Cork.

MATCHED FUNDING

Your company may facilitate Matched Funding for staff fundraising activities in the workplace, for staff who have fundraised individually outside of work or for donations your company makes directly. Matched Funding will double the funds and have twice the impact for the men and women using our services. Enquire if your company facilitates Matched Funding.

PAYROLL GIVING

Payroll giving is an easy way to donate a regular amount each month.

I'm really looking forward to hearing about your plans.

Jeppe.

Latest

Musgrave Business Services Christmas Jumper Day

I want to make Christmas extra special this year!

I'm organising a Cork Simon Christmas Jumper Day in support of people experiencing homelessness here in Cork.

Please join me in spreading the Jumper Joy - where ever you may be. Let's work together to help people experiencing homelessness here in Cork this Christmas.
50 Faces: Barbara-Anne

"When I consider the foundations of the relationship with Cork Simon, we both have a shared understanding of community and respect for people."
50 Faces: Patricia

“It was just my place. It was like a job made for me.”
50 Faces: Glenys

“You see, Cork people have a heart and there was a heart in Simon.”

How we can get more for your donation

If you give gifts of €250 or more in one calendar year, your gift could be worth at least an additional €112.50 to Cork Simon Community. We need you to complete, sign and return your CHY3 Tax Form to unlock these funds.
Gifts in wills

If you know Cork, you know that we live in a caring community. That sense of belonging, that feeling of community was here before all of us – and will be here long after us. An increasing number of our donors are choosing to remember Cork Simon in their Will – shaping a brighter future and continuing to care for people who are homeless in our community.
Tax Efficient Giving

If you give gifts of €250 or more in one calendar year, your gift could be worth at least an additional €112.50 to Cork Simon Community. We need you to complete, sign and return your CHY3 Tax Form to unlock these funds.

Work with us

Cork Simon Community is committed to equality of opportunity. We are currently recruiting for a Casual Project Support Worker and a Needle Exchange Outreach Support Worker.
Donate

People who are homeless are vulnerable and still need you. Please give a gift today.
Part time volunteering

Volunteers founded Cork Simon almost 50 years ago and remain at the heart our community. Part-time volunteers are active in everything Cork Simon does, from sitting on our Board of Directors to helping us to fundraise to supporting people to develop life skills such as cooking, literacy and numeracy.
Get Help

Details of services and contact numbers if you are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.
Services team

Key contacts for our range of services, including Emergency, Outreach, Housing and Housing First, Addiction and Aftercare, and Personal Development services.
Senior management team

Our Director, Dermot Kavanagh, reports directly to the Board of Directors. The Senior Management Team works with Dermot in running Cork Simon’s day-to-day operations.
50 years of Cork Simon

Anton Wallich-Clifford, a probation officer working in London in the fifties and sixties, founded the Simon Community in London. He travelled to Cork in 1971 to help found Cork Simon Community. A small group of volunteers immediately started a regular count of the number of people sleeping rough and established a nightly Soup Run - a service that continues to operate to this day.
50 Faces: Marnie

“It’s a human face, it’s a hot meal, it’s a listening ear.”
Emergency shelter

Our Emergency Shelter on Anderson’s Quay, in the heart of Cork’s city centre, provides round-the-clock temporary accommodation and one-to one support. Our emergency shelter supports men and women over 18 years of age.
High-support housing

Our High-Support Houses throughout Cork provide intensive levels of round-the-clock care every day for men and women whose health and other personal support needs are such that living independently is not currently sustainable.

Sponsor a Room

As a Room Sponsor you will be helping to save lives. You give a monthly gift, at an amount you can afford, to provide someone who is homeless with a safe room of their own, everything that goes with that, and a pathway to move into independent living. Believing in people. Read more

Donate

People who are homeless are vulnerable and still need you. Please give a gift today. Read more

Donate

50 years of Cork Simon

Anton Wallich-Clifford, a probation officer working in London in the fifties and sixties, founded the Simon Community in London. He travelled to Cork in 1971 to help found Cork Simon Community. A small group of volunteers immediately started a regular count of the number of people sleeping rough and established a nightly Soup Run - a service that continues to operate to this day. Read more

50 Faces: Barbara-Anne

"When I consider the foundations of the relationship with Cork Simon, we both have a shared understanding of community and respect for people." Read more