Other ways to give

Leave a Legacy

By including the NRH Foundation in your will, you could transform the lives of patients in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) now and into the future. You can’t choose where or when you are born, you can’t choose how long you will live – but you can choose to leave something in your will that will change someone’s life for the better. Read more

Wedding favours

Why not join other couples in supporting adults and children in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) on their unique rehabilitation journey, by donating to the hospital in lieu of wedding favours. Read more

Donate in memory

Please accept our deepest condolences if you have recently lost a loved one. A donation in memory is a very special gesture that has a lasting impact on the lives of the patients of the NRH now and into the future. Click here to find out more. Read more

Latest

Baby Grand Piano Donation

We are delighted to have received a donation of an additional Baby Grand Piano into the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH). This very generous and thoughtful donation was made by Ciaran and Anna MacIntyre. This piano has now found its new home in the recreational and dining area in the Poppy/Willow Units.
Philip and Tosh Virtual Coast2coast

After spending several months in the NRH I would like to give something back for all the brilliant care given to me.
5 New Powered Wheelchairs delivered to the NRH

Over the past 11 years Combines 4 Charity have been raising funds to support the NRH Spinal Programme–The NRH Spinal Programme have now been able to purchase 5 new powered wheelchairs for the Service, thanks to funds raised from their monster raffle.
Support the NRH this Valentine’s Day!

By purchasing our charity cookbook "Nurturing Recipes for Happiness" you are supporting patients in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) through the NRH Valentine's Fund. This is a patient support fund that provides financial support for NRH p

Santa’s flying visit over the NRH Paediatric Unit

With the great assistance of Garda Gavin Fleet and members of the Garda Air Support Unit, in particular Sgt Mark Campbell, Garda Neil O’Meara, and Garda Shane Cooke, Santa was able to fly over the Paediatric Unit in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) this week to wish a very happy Christmas to all of the young patients currently attending the service.
€50,000 Donation to NRH Music Therapy Service

The National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) Music Therapy Service was overjoyed recently to receive notification of the amazing generosity of an anonymous donor, who donated a phenomenal €50,000 to support the enhancement and development of the service within the NRH....
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Donation of a Baby Grand Piano from RIAM

The NRH recently received in the most beautiful and generous donation of a Baby Grand Piano from the Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM).
Extreme Tractor Runs

Dublin2Mayo Tractor Run 2019 raised phenomenal funds to support the purchase of equipment for the NRH Occupational Therapy Department and Paediatric Programme.
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NRH FOUNDATION PRIVACY POLICY
Example - How we're funded

State your case for the support you need, while showing supporters can trust you (be transparent)
Example - Mission, vision, values

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Schools & Colleges

Students can make a big impact on the lives of children and adults in the National Rehabilitation Hospitals (NRH). Your fundraisers not only raise vital funds to enhance the rehabilitation journeys of patients in the NRH, you can also help raise awareness for the hospital and our charity. Fundraising is a great experience and allows students to feel the joy of giving and making a difference to others who are going through a life changing experience.
How we help

The NRH Foundation is the registered charity dedicated to raising vital funds for the NRH. The NRH Foundation focuses on raising support towards specialist projects, equipment and research that will help make a direct difference to the lives of patients, both adults and children, in the NRH. We would not be bale to provide this vital support without the help of donations, fundraising and sponsored events.