Aviva Broker Community Fund distributed €141,000 to worthy causes

We’re pleased to announce that the 2025 Aviva Broker Community Fund is open for applications. Now entering its eighth year, the fund continues to offer brokers across Ireland the opportunity to nominate a registered charity or community organisation for financial support; helping to deliver meaningful impact in local communities. Brokers are invited to nominate a Charity or Community Organisation/Club which aligns with one of the three themes: 

  • Diversity, Equality and Inclusion 
  • Climate Action 
  • Financial Wellbeing

Reflecting on 2024

In 2024, the fund distributed a total of €141,000 across a wide range of causes. The awards ceremony, held at Aviva Stadium on 5th December 2024, celebrated eight shortlisted organisations selected from 167 broker nominations. Each nominee presented their project to a panel of judges, including Aviva leaders and independent judges from the legal and sporting sectors.

Charity Category:

  • Winner (€20,000): Dillon Quirke Foundation – nominated by Catherine Cranley, Arachas Corporate Brokers
Dillon Quirke Foundation
Dillon Quirke Foundation

Runners-up (€11,000 each):

  • CyberSafeKids – Alan O’Sullivan, Priya Wealth Management
  • Turn2Me – Joe Murphy, Elevate Financial Planning
  • BUMBLEance – Geraldine Hanly, Blackhall Financial Services
  • Respect CLG – Claire Hanrahan, Irish Pensions and Finance
Charity and Community organisations

Community Organisation Category:

  • Winner (€20,000): Little Warriors – Paula McLoughlin, Phoenix Financial Services
  • Runners-up (€11,000 each):
  • Wexford FC – Siobhán Briscoe, Travers & Co. Insurances Limited
  • Fermoy Tidy Towns – Paul Kavanagh, McCarthy Insurance Group
Little Warriors
Little Warriors
Community Organisation Category

Additionally, the first 100 entries received a €350 donation to support their nominated causes, and runners-up were awarded an extra €1,000 on the day in recognition of their efforts.

We were inspired by the range and diversity of submissions. Each shortlisted entry showcased a distinct vision for positive change, and it is encouraging to see communities unite to address diverse challenges.

Brian O’Neill, Head of Sponsorship, Sustainability and External Communications, Aviva Ireland

The 2025 fund will continue to support impactful projects through two main categories: Charity and Community Organisation. Brokers will once again be invited to nominate causes they care about. Find out more here.