Children's Health Foundation

09/10/2026

A massive well done and thank you to Jamie Goonery, owner of Insanity Fitness, for hosting a fantastic HYROX event last Saturday at the Sport Ireland Campus.

Thank you to everyone who took part, volunteered, supported or came along on the day. It was brilliant to see so many people come together for such a great event.

We’re grateful for the support shown to Children’s Health Foundation, with spectator proceeds helping sick children and their families.

Thank you to Jamie and everyone involved for helping to make a difference. ❤️

08/10/2026

For 11-year-old Alice, hospital visits have been part of life since she was a toddler.

Every five weeks, she returns for treatment for Crohn's disease. Over the years, her care team has got to know her, remembering the little things and finding ways to make her visits easier.

Her mum, Yvonne, says they've made this part of Alice's life so much more bearable.

This is why your Halloween fundraiser matters.

By joining Trick or Treat, you can help support advances in care, including equipment such as a new intestinal ultrasound machine that can help children with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) receive quicker, less invasive assessments.

Your fundraising can also support paediatric research and patient and family support services.

Host a Trick or Treat fundraiser for sick children and their families.

Sign up: https://www.childrenshealth.ie/trick-or-treat/?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=alice

07/10/2026

Make a difference this Halloween 🎃

Planning a dress-up day, bake sale, pumpkin carving or Halloween party? Turn the fun into a Trick or Treat fundraiser and help support sick children and their families.

Families, crèches, schools and communities across Ireland are getting involved and you can too!

Sign up today and get your FREE supporter kit: https://f.mtr.cool/4ajngdb4m4

06/10/2026

You can host your Trick or Treat fundraiser any time throughout October.

Keep it simple. Gather a few friends, organise something at home, bring some Halloween fun to school – or pick a day later this month that works for you.

However and whenever you take part, the funds you raise can help support paediatric research and services for sick children and their families.

There’s still plenty of time to make your Halloween count. 👻

Sign up today and choose a date that suits you.

https://www.childrenshealth.ie/trick-or-treat/?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=tot+alice+video

05/10/2026

Read below to learn more about our Trick or Treat Campaign! 🎃🍬

A big thank you to MummyPages for the mention.

Halloween is just around the corner, and this year your trick or treating can mean so much more than just candy 🎃 Trick or Treat for Sick Children is back, giving your family a chance to make a real difference for kids across Ireland who need it most. Who's taking part this year?

https://www.mummypages.ie/this-halloween-your-family-can-help-sick-children-across-ireland

02/10/2026

Meet Paddy, who's taking on the Dublin Marathon this year for Children's Health Foundation.

Until recently, Paddy had never run more than 10km, but he has a very special reason for taking on the challenge.

His son Luke spent the first few months of his life in Children's Health Ireland at CHI at Crumlin. Today, Luke is 13 and thriving.

Have a listen to Paddy's story, why he's decided to take on the Dublin Marathon and how he's getting on with the training.

A big thank you to Paddy for supporting Children's Health Foundation and helping make a difference for sick children and their families.

We'll be cheering you on all the way, Paddy!

02/10/2026

Paddy had never run more than 10km. Now he’s training for the Dublin Marathon.

And there’s a very special reason why.

Paddy’s son Luke spent the first few months of his life in Children’s Health Ireland at CHI at Crumlin. Today, Luke is 13 and thriving.

Listen to Paddy share why he’s taking on the marathon for Children’s Health Foundation and how the training is going.

Thanks for taking on this challenge for us, Paddy. We’ll be cheering you on!