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    It all starts with a future promise…

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    By Senior Times on August 26, 2025 Legal, Retirement

    What if I told you, you could help end child homelessness for future generations? This means that, when there are families at risk of losing their home, they have immediate access to advice and support. A helping hand in a time of need.

    Many people like you ask how they can join Sr Stan’s vision of a compassionate Ireland, one where every child has a place to call home. A peaceful home filled with joy, comfort, and moments of reflection.

    Take a moment now, to think what your life could have looked like without your beautiful home.

    A place called home is not a reality for the many families, children, and young people experiencing homelessness in Ireland today.

    But it should be. In fact, it is possible to end child homelessness for good.

    It is possible to build an Ireland where every child has a safe and loving home.

    You can help a child’s dream of a home come true. A home where they can build happy memories, achieve life’s important milestones, and feel loved and cared for.

    How can this be achieved?

    With a gift in your Will to Focus Ireland

    This special decision helps ensure that families and children in the future will receive the help they need to find a home of their own.

    Big or small, a gift in your Will to Focus Ireland is a powerful act of generosity that will always be remembered, preventing the trauma of homelessness long into the future.

    Every year, we celebrate and remember the lives of caring supporters like you, who included a gift in their Will at the Focus Ireland ‘In Memory’ event. You could be remembered for ending homelessness with a special gift to Focus Ireland in your Will.

    “I visited the projects my donations were helping to fund. It made it very real, meeting the team that make it happen, seeing the benefits and real change that happens with our support. I wanted to do more, and I have pledged a donation in my Will.” Elizabeth, Focus Ireland supporter

    A gift in your Will to Focus Ireland is a simple, but powerful way for your kindness and good name to live on beyond your lifetime.

    Assia Buono

    Philanthropy & Legacy Officer

    Focus Ireland

    086 103 3130

    assia.buono@focusireland.ie

    FocusIreland.ie/Legacy

     

    P.S. I understand you would like to consider this decision carefully, and I invite you to reach me on 086 103 3130 or assia.buono@focusireland.ie. I hope you’ll consider a gift in your Will to help secure a future without homelessness.

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