Australia 
Brazil 
Canada 
Chile 
China 
Columbia 
Denmark 
France 
India 
Indonesia 
Italy 
Malaysia 
New Zealand 
Norway 
Panama 
Peru 
Poland 
Portugal 
Saudi Arabia 
Singapore 
South Korea 
Spain 
Sweden 
Taiwan 
Thailand 
Türkiye 
United Kingdom 
United States 
Vietnam 
The charity, which supports people affected by cancer across Ireland, was chosen in a vote by colleagues based at SYSTRA’s offices in Cork and Dublin.
As well as making a one-off donation on behalf of the company, colleagues are getting involved in a number of fundraising activities during the year.
Paul Morgan, Head of Legal for SYSTRA Limited, said: “We’re really proud to be supporting the Irish Cancer Society. We hope our donation will make a huge difference in providing help to those who need it, and we’re delighted to see so many of our colleagues supporting the charity, including some who have had direct contact with its services.”
We’re really proud to be supporting the Irish Cancer Society. We hope our donation will make a huge difference in providing help to those who need it.
Paul Morgan, Head of Legal, SYSTRA Ltd
Claire Bowman, Corporate Partnerships Manager at Irish Cancer Society, added: “We are so grateful to SYSTRA and its employees for their incredible generosity and support. One in two of us will hear the words ‘you’ve got cancer’ in our lifetimes, sadly there isn’t a family in Ireland who hasn’t felt the impact of a cancer diagnosis. The Irish Cancer Society typically receives just 5% of our funding from Government, so without the amazing support of companies like SYSTRA, we would not be able to be there for people affected by cancer, when they need us most. Your generous donations fund life-changing cancer research projects in addition to our free vital support services like our Night Nursing, counselling and transport to treatment. None of this vital work would be possible without you.”
The Irish Cancer Society is a community of patients, survivors, volunteers, supporters, health and social care professionals and researchers working together towards a future where nobody in Ireland will die from cancer.
Their work includes listening to patients and their loved ones; supporting them by providing free information and care; funding cancer research to find better treatments that will save more lives; and working to keep cancer on the Government’s agenda, to make sure the Irish healthcare system functions as well as possible to help cancer patients and their loved ones through their diagnosis.
