10Dec 2019
Momentum Support reaching out to all Stakeholders to come onboard and
Support our Charity Partners/Clients and share with us during the Season of Giving ……
“Mission Right Lets make the Right Choice”
29Nov 2019
Momentum Support are delighted to announce that on Saturday 19th October 2019 Momentum Support received the award for the Socially Conscious Business of the Year 2019 at the BITA Awards.
Speaking on behalf of the team, Ian Anderson said “This Awards is dedicated to our owner Colin Maybin for providing us with such a solid platform to continually grow and develop all the social and community work that we do”.
All entries were anonymised, so the independent judges weren’t aware who they were voting for. Their decisions were based purely on the strength of Momentum Support’s submissions.
“As the winner of the Socially Conscious Business Award, Momentum Support was judged to be the stand-out entrant,” said Laura Watkins in a congratulations letter to the company, “As a company that keeps the needs of the community in mind, keeping locals and community at the heart of what you do.”
Thank you to everybody who supports our Corporate Social Responsibility Strategy Mission Right Let’s make the Right Choice, as we become a more responsible and sustainable business.
23Sep 2019
To Hellfire & Back 4k
Charity Walk
A sponsored 4km walk will take place around the Hellfire Club to mark World Alzheimer’s Day next Saturday, 21st September, starting at 9.45am (from the Hellfire Club carpark).
The walk is organised by Bloomfield Mental Health Services in Rathfarnham to help raise funds for the benefit of mental health residents and patients.
Founded over 200 years ago, Bloomfield is a registered mental health charity in south County Dublin providing specialist treatment and care for a range of serious and enduring conditions including Schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s Disease. It is also the only organisation in Ireland providing in-patient treatment and care for individuals with Huntington’s Disease (HD) – one of the most devastating neurological conditions known to man.
“So many of our residents require wheelchairs to get around,” said Brendan Phelan, Head of Communications at Bloomfield, “and this walk, marking World Alzheimer’s Day, will help raise funds for wheelchair-accessible transport and to improve the general quality of life for patients and residents.”
Those interested in helping can register for the walk, donate and/or find more information on www.bloomfield.ie or can contact Bloomfield Mental Health Services on (01) 495 0021.
02Sep 2019
We’re excited to announce our participation in Soccer Palooza on World Mental Health Day, September 14th 2019. Taking place inside the Santry Soccer dome, it’s a family-friendly festival that features a 6-a-side soccer tournament with teams representing companies from all 32 counties of Ireland.
Whether you’d like to represent Momentum on the pitch, sponsor our team, donate to the cause (DONATE HERE), or just enjoy a relaxing day out that both adults and kids will appreciate, we’d love to see you there.
Suicide is one of the top twenty causes of death in the world. World Suicide Prevention Day aims to bring awareness to the genetic, psychological, social and cultural risk factors that contribute to suicides and help people work together to prevent suicides in their communities. Soccer Palooza is organised in conjunction with Suicide or Survive an Irish organisation aimed at expanding suicided awareness and funding recovery services for people who have been affected by suicide.
If you’d like to carry us to victory with your skills or just cheer the team on, please contact your line manager. The team sponsors are Zach Corbett and Niall Partridge.
If you’d like to donate to Soccer Palooza – you can…
17Jun 2019
Trevor Keith – competing in Ironman Sunday 23 June 2019
Momentum Support’s own Trevor Keith – site manager at Bombardier Belfast – is competing in the IRONMAN CORK on the 23rd June 2019.
The Ironman is the hardest one-day endurance race in the world, covering a staggering 140 miles from start to finish. Athletes begin with a 2.4-mile swim – followed by an 11-mile bike race, topped off with a regular marathon run of 26.2 miles.
For the Cork Ironman, athletes will start with a 2.4-mile, 2-lap swim, starting from Claycastle beach in Youghal Bay. They’ll then take to the scenic roads of County Cork for two laps of a 112-mile course that includes Middleton, home to the Jameson Distillery, and breathtaking views over Youghal Bay, Ballycotton Island and Cork Harbour. The final marathon takes racers back to Youghal where they’ll cross the finish line in Market Square.
“It has been a real physical challenge for me training 6 days a week for the last 7 months,” Trevor says. “My personal target is to complete the race in and around 13 or 14 hours in all 3 disciplines.”
Trevor is running in support of PIPS, a Belfast Registered charity (number 104726) established in 2003 following the suicides of 14 young people under the age of 18 in an area of North Belfast. As a community-based organisation, they offer a care team service and family support for those bereaved by suicide.
100% of the money Trevor raises will go to PIPS. To donate, visit: