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Choose Mental Health Ireland as your Charity of the Year, sponsor a campaign or support community programmes.
Mental Health Ireland works with organisations to strengthen mental health and wellbeing in workplaces and communities across Ireland. From charitable support and employee engagement to workplace education and wider collaboration, we can explore opportunities that reflect your organisation’s priorities and the people you want to reach.
Every organisation has different priorities. We can explore opportunities that reflect your people, resources and the communities you want to support.
Choose Mental Health Ireland as your Charity of the Year, sponsor a campaign or support community programmes.
Bring colleagues together through workplace fundraising, team challenges, matched giving, volunteering and national campaigns.
Explore practical mental health talks and workshops for employees, managers and people leaders.
Share your expertise, spaces, communications channels or networks to help extend our reach.
Partnerships can combine different forms of support. Workplace training and professional services may be charged separately from charitable partnership activity.
Working alongside communities, volunteers and partners, Mental Health Ireland delivers mental health information, education and opportunities for connection nationwide. Here is a snapshot of our work in 2025.
Mental health booklets and leaflets distributed
Attendees across 47 Connect Cafés
Woodlands for Health participants across 20 programmes in 15 counties
Registered Hello, How Are You? events across all 26 counties
Figures reflect Mental Health Ireland’s overall activities in 2025, delivered with communities, volunteers and partner organisations.
We work with organisations across Ireland to support mental health and wellbeing through employee engagement, fundraising, national campaigns and wider collaboration.
Our collaboration with Crown Paints during the 2025 Hello, How Are You? campaign is one example of how businesses can combine public engagement with practical support.

National reach and public engagement
Our partnership combines employee wellbeing with public engagement, including mental health education and Hello, How Are You? activities across the rail network.
Employee engagement and wellbeing
BaxterStorey colleagues have supported Mental Health Ireland through staff fundraising, paid volunteering days and collaborative mental health and wellbeing activities.
Fundraising and awareness
Crown Paints has supported Mental Health Ireland through employee fundraising, campaign participation and activities exploring the relationship between colour and wellbeing.
Campaign participation and support
Emerald Park has supported Mental Health Ireland through Hello, How Are You? activities, donations, park tickets and access to meeting facilities.
“The passion, professionalism, and impact of the Mental Health Ireland team continually inspire us and align closely with our own commitment to wellbeing, inclusion, and care for our people.”
– BaxterStorey Ireland
Mental Health Ireland has been connecting people and communities since 1966. Our work is shaped by lived experience, local relationships and a shared commitment to mental health and wellbeing.
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Our guide outlines ways to work with Mental Health Ireland, from charitable support and employee engagement to workplace wellbeing and wider collaboration. It also includes examples of existing partnerships.
A selection of organisations that have supported Mental Health Ireland through fundraising, campaigns and collaboration.









Whether you have a specific idea or are exploring possibilities, we’d welcome a conversation about your organisation’s priorities and how we might work together.
Email us at fundraising@mentalhealthireland.ie and tell us a little about your organisation and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll explore suitable opportunities and discuss the next steps.
You don’t need a fully developed proposal to get in touch.