Rate2Donate: Staff Chosen Charities

April 3, 2012 - PRLog -- After each of our events we email all delegates with an Evaluation Form, asking them to rate the event and our performance on the day. For each form that a delegate completes, we then donate £1 or €1 to charity. At the end of the year we will then divide the total amount raised between each of our staff chosen charities.

This year, the staff at Legal-Island have decided to support the following charities:

National - Macmillan Cancer Support
Macmillan Cancer Support improves the lives of people affected by cancer.  They are a source of support, helping with all the things that people affected by cancer want and need. It's not only patients who live with cancer, Macmillan Cancer Support also help carers, families and communities. They guide people through the system, supporting them every step of the way. They fund nurses and other specialist health care professionals and build cancer care centres, giving much more than medical help.
Visit http://www.macmillan.org.uk/Home.aspx for  further details.

Northern Ireland – TinyLife
TinyLife is committed to funding medical research into the causes of premature birth, stillbirth and miscarriage and providing information to professionals and parents-to-be to ensure that every pregnancy has the best chance of a healthy outcome and a healthy baby. TinyLife also offers practical and emotional support to ensure that parents of premature and ill babies get all the help they need.
Visit http://www.tinylife.org.uk/ for  further details.

Republic of Ireland – Shine Ireland
Shine is a Voluntary Organisation and Registered Charity established in 2001 by the parents of autistic children to offer support and share information on services for their children. Shine has grown year on year since then and now offer services and support to 80 children through the Shine Centre based in Carrigaline Co Cork and over 250 families across the South Munster region. Shine is still run by parents with the Board of the Organisation comprising of parents of autistic children and adolescents and the organisation is committed to "giving every child the opportunity to reach their full potential."
Visit http://www.shineireland.com/ for  further details.