Founded by Edward Cecil Guinness in 1890, The Iveagh Trust is the oldest housing charity in Ireland. We are a statutory trust established under the Iveagh Trust Acts 1899–1961 and a registered housing charity. The Trust is an Approved Housing Body and operates on a not-for-profit basis.

The Rediscovery Centre is Ireland’s national centre for the circular economy, registered with the Charities Regulator under RCN 20070106. Their mission is to demonstrate best practise reuse and repair, facilitate environmental research and education and support environmental protection.

The Model, home of The Niland Collection, is one of Ireland’s leading contemporary arts centres. This award-winning building is home to the impressive Niland Collection of art, one of the most notable collections in Ireland and featuring works by John and Jack B. Yeats, Estella Solomons, Paul Henry and Louis Le LeBrocquy among others.

We are a patient-first professional counselling & psychotherapy clinic. Psychoanalytically trained. Dublin based. As Lacanian psychoanalysts our priority in treating patients is to appreciate what makes them unique

The Irish Palatine Association was established in 1989 to encourage and develop a sense of identity among Irish Palatine families and their descendants throughout the world.

The Council’s statutory functions include proposing policies and priorities for the identification, protection, preservation and enhancement of the national heritage.

Fire Station Artists’ Studios (FSAS) provides subsidised combined living and working studios for Irish and international artists, large scale sculpture workshop facilities and training opportunities for artists. Fire Station Artists’ Studios training programme has expanded to include digital and film training and we continue to host technical training and master classes which incorporates critical reflection.

The primary mission of The Common Ground is to promote and develop participation in the arts, as a means towards continually regenerating and affirming our community life. The Common Ground will act as a resource for all people resident within the Bluebell, Inchicore, Rialto and Kilmainham area and is concerned with developing relationships, deepening cultural understandings and practical co-operation with other communities and sectors of interest.

Following their mother Marie’s death from breast cancer in 1998, the Keating family promised to provide the people of Ireland with vital information, advice and support on the signs and symptoms of cancer and help to prevent cancer or detect it at its earliest stages. The Marie Keating Foundation was established in her memory and with this central ambition in mind.

The Gaiety School of Acting - The National Theatre School of Ireland is a Not for Profit organisation working in the Cultural sphere. Our message is to enhance Creativity and Confidence through the medium of performance. Our policy to train actors for the theatre, film and television industries.

Our work primarily involves person-to-person contact with people who have a variety of needs. In addition to direct assistance to people in need, we try to promote self-sufficiency, enabling people to help themselves. Any assistance offered by the Society is given in a non-judgemental spirit of compassion, based on the need of the individual or family.

The Irish Network for Nonviolent Action Training and Education (INNATE) was established as a result of the need for an umbrella group to support groups and individuals exploring nonviolent approaches to conflict issues.

The Ireland Funds support hundreds of projects, North and South, which promote peace and reconciliation, arts and culture, community development and education. The Funds provide grants ranging from a few hundred pounds to over a million.

The WGI represents over 600 Irish writers for film, television, theatre, radio, animation and games. We campaign to ensure writers are recognized as the creative force without which, there is no production.

The Integration Centre is a non-governmental organisation which is committed to the integration and inclusion of people from immigrant backgrounds in Ireland.

The Irish Hospice Foundation's mission is to promote the hospice philosophy and support the development of hospice and palliative care. We are driven by the belief that no-one should have to face death without appropriate care and support, which should include families and loved ones and extend into bereavement.

The Salvation Army objectives are: The advancement of Christian Religion, of education, the relief of poverty, and other charitable objects beneficial to society or the community of mankind as a whole.

The Wheel's fundamental purpose is to assist in developing the Community and Voluntary Sector so that it becomes for itself a powerful voice for change.

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre offers a free, confidential listening and support service for women and men who have been raped and/or sexually abused at any time in their lives, or for anyone who wants to talk about the effects of sexual violence.

Ireland's oldest LGBTQIA+ helpline. Formerly known as Tel-A-Friend, then Gay Switchboard, The Switchboard has operated since 1974 providing listening support and signposting for members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, asexual and other members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

The Catherine McAuley Education & Research Centre was opened in 2004 as a partnership between UCD and the Mater Hospital. The centre brings together academic excellence and clinical expertise in an on-campus facility.

The Institute for Design and Disability (IDD), established in 1991, is a non-profit-making foundation contributing to the participation of people with disabilities through design. The Institute promotes the ideal of design-for-all through research studies, interdisciplinary meetings and seminars, awareness training and consultancy.

The National Council for People with Disabilities (NCPD) is a national structure with a branch in each county. The National Council for People with Disabilities (NCPD) is the only national cross disability organisation which is independent of government, service providers and special interests.

The Organic Centre is a charity & social enterprise that works hard to increase knowledge, and awareness about organic growing, biodiversity, climate change, food sovereignty and sustainable energy. We operate from a community-based model that works with people; we promote inclusion and work for the common good, as well as education.

Soar is a collective movement which believes that there is greatness within all young people. We act on this by creating and delivering early intervention, character development workshops for young people aged 13 to 18 years from all backgrounds.