Sponsorship
E-TEC supports the Motorcycle Fundraising Charity, who on their 2018 end of summer run through the mid-lands and south east of Ireland raised funds for the Special Olympics South Dublin Sports Clubs, and the Dundrum Arch Club, which is a special needs social club.
Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland are a national charity set up to transform the lives of children with autism and their families, by providing highly trained ‘task specific’ assistance dogs to children with autism. The dogs are specially trained to provide safety and companionship, reduce anxiety and suffering, promote independence, and improve coping mechanisms of children with autism who would otherwise live in a very isolated world. E-TEC is very happy to support AADI in this great service they provide. For more information please see www.autismassistancedogsireland.ie
The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was established in 1949 and is Ireland’s largest national animal welfare charity, and represents 19 affiliated member societies. Together they help, rescue, treat and responsibly rehome tens of thousands of animals of all different species. E-TEC is proud to support their ongoing efforts to promote animal welfare, prevent cruelty to animals and relieve animal suffering. For more information please visit www.ispca.ie
E-TEC is proud to support the Children’s Health Foundation, which raises vital funds to support sick children and their families in Children’s Health Ireland hospitals and urgent care centres in Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght and Connolly. For more information please visit www.childrenshealth.ie
Temple Street Children’s University Hospital was founded in 1872, and cares for approximately 145,000 children per year from across Ireland, and E-TEC is happy to lend it’s support in maintaining this vital service via The Temple Street Foundation. For more information please visit www.templestreet.ie
E-TEC is proud to support Children in Hospital Ireland (CIH Ireland), which is a national organisation established in 1970 by parents to promote a positive hospital experience for all children and families. With more than 350 volunteers
across 15 hospitals nationwide, CIH Ireland facilitates play and recreation opportunities, thereby easing the experience of hospitalisation for children and their families. For more information please visit childreninhospital.ie
E-TEC is a sponsor of the KT Racing motocross team, for information please visit www.ktracing313.com
