Lindt donates thousands of Gold Bunnies to raise funds for Temple Street
The Lindt Gold Bunny is on his way to make this Easter (Sunday 4th April) very special for all Lindt chocolate lovers everywhere. Once again Lindt has teamed up with Temple Street Children's University Hospital to raise much-needed funds for a very worthwhile cause with the Lindt ‘Make Easter Sweet For Temple Street' campaign 2010.
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TV3 Neurosurgery Appeal in aid of Temple Street Children’s University Hospital
Campaign set to fund vital equipment for children's hospital
TV3 has launched a fundraising appeal in aid of Temple Street Children's University Hospital aimed at funding a vital, lifesaving piece of neurosurgery equipment. Viewers of Ireland AM will be encouraged to support this very worthwhile cause over the coming month by making donations which will go towards the purchase of a high-tech microscope used in the treatment of children who need brain surgery.
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IKEA Coffee Day for Temple Street
IKEA Coffee Day - Saturday 20th February 2010
IKEA would like to invite you to support their coffee morning which is taking place on Saturday 20th February in the Dublin store.
IKEA chose Temple Street as its national charity partner for the coming year and is committed to helping the hospital to raise vital funds. If you purchase a hot beverage on Saturday 20th February (between 10am to 8pm), IKEA will very kindly donate the entire proceeds from every cup to Temple Street.
Please show your support!
Drop the Drink!
Drop the Drink! and raise money for children's hospitals and health care services across the country
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The Cheerios Panto Cinderella Charity Night for Temple Street Children's Hospital
Special Performance of the star studded panto, Cinderella
- Saturday 23rd January 6.30pm at The Tivoli Theatre
"Panto perfection"...5 stars"- Mail on Sunday
"Glittering, heartwarming; full-on entertainment" - Irish Times.
A very special charity performance of Ireland's most star studded panto, will hit the stage on Saturday 23rd January 2010 in aid of Temple Street Children's University Hospital. The cast includes TV3 star and panto favorite Alan Hughes as the ever lovable Sammy Sausages and this year Sammy is Sammy JEDWARD Sausages, long lost triplet of John & Edward.
Big Brother winner Brian Dowling takes the boldest step of his career, in stiletto's no less as one half of the ugly sisters who, along with regular panto favorite Buffy, are out to make life miserable for poor Cinders, played by Eurovision 2010 star Sinead Mulvey! Ireland's top model, Pippa O'Connor adds some glamour as the fairy big sister in a hilarious script by top writer/composer Karl Broderick...
A percentage of proceeds raised at this performance will be donated to temple street children's university hospital. " We would advise all those families who would love a great nights entertainment and a great opportunity to attend this sell out show and support Temple street children's university hospital to call the Tivoli box office on 01 4544472 and make sure you mention that you support Temple Street", said Angi McNulty, special events manager at Temple Street.
Route 66 Documentary
The Route 66 Motorcycle Challenge
-Documentary on the lifesaving fundraising challenge of a lifetime!
On September 28th 2008, over one hundred Irish Route 66 Motorcyclists left Ireland to embark on the fourth bi-annual Route 66 Motorcycle Challenge in aid of Temple Street Children's University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland. On Monday the 14th December at 8pm, a fly on the wall documentary, produced by Paul Tully, Fuel TV, will air on TG4 which captures the essence of what this challenge means to both the bikers who take part and the sick children who benefit from their generosity. The programme is also repeated on TG4 on Saturday the 19th December 2009 at 10:45am.
The Irish 66ers traveled down America's Mother Road to help raise funds to build a dedicated Cystic Fibrosis and Respiratory Unit for the Irish Hospital. The route saw the fundraising bikers travel over 2,448 historical kilometers in total finishing up at Santa Monica Pier, LA. Since the birth of the The Route 66 Motorcycle Challenge, the dedication of the Irish 66ers has enabled them to raise over €2M for the Hospital.
Soccer Star Backs Initiative
11th October 2009
Topaz and Temple Street Children's University Hospital Announce Partnership
-Money raised by Topaz customers will aid purchase of hi-tech incubators
The country's biggest fuels and convenience retailer, Topaz, has announced that Temple Street Children's University Hospital in Dublin is to be its new Irish charity partner.
All monies raised through Topaz customer donations at over 100 company owned sites will go towards the purchase of new hi-tech incubators for the Hospital.
The initiative has been backed by long time supporter and friend of Temple Street, former Irish soccer international John Aldridge, who lent his support by attending the launch of the initiative in Dublin recently.
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