Hello there!

Thanks for taking the time to view my page and find out more about the fantastic cause we are raising money for this year. As most of you know by now my name is Ryan and currently I am in final year studying Economics & Finance in DIT, for those who didn't... well now you do!

100minds is a social enterprise project that was set up in 2013 and this will be its 4th year. So far the impact 100minds has had on the community has been nothing short of phenomenal and so many lives have been changed for the better because of it. In the 3 years of fundraising they have raised just shy of €1,000,000 for the chosen charities which shows the power of bringing together 100 college students and collaborating towards a greater good.

This years target is to raise over €100,000 for Temple Street Children's Hospital and hopefully far beyond that target. The money raised this year though will be working towards a special goal - a new satellite classroom for St. Gabriel's Ward. This ward specialises in neurosurgery and craniofacial surgery but also cares for patients with both general surgical and medical conditions. The creation of a dedicated satellite classroom for this ward will have profound effects and will make a hugely positive impact on the children in its care. It will help in creating a calm and focused environment for the children, help throughout their recovery, care for the patients, boost confidence and allow for accessible learning.

Therefore to make this happen we need YOUR help. Any donation, no matter how big or small will make a lasting impact that will affect the lives of all those children who will pass through Temple Street Children's Hospital. Donating is as easy as clicking on 'DONATE NOW' above ^{^} and takes no more than 30 seconds. Imagine that 30 seconds of your time to donate will help improve the rest of a child's life.... What are you waiting for!!

All donations go straight to Temple Street and any at all will be greatly appreciated :D

Thanks very much for taking a moment of your time to read this.