Community, Voluntary & Local Organisations

Mother Earth works with and is open to hearing from community groups, charities, voluntary organisations, GAA and sports clubs, social enterprises and local projects across Ireland.

That could be through a fundraiser, raffle, community event, wellbeing programme, gifts, products or simply a good collaboration.

If you have something coming up, chat to Garrett on WhatsApp and tell me about it.

Our community

Mother Earth has grown to a community of over 16,500 people on Instagram.

That includes nurses, carers, SNAs, teachers, counsellors, therapists, yoga teachers, holistic practitioners, coaches and plenty of people interested in wellbeing.

A lot of the people doing good work in their own communities are already part of ours.

Fundraisers, raffles & local events

If you’re organising a fundraiser, raffle, club event or community project, get in touch.

If you're working with a budget for a fundraiser, raffle or community event, we can talk about suitable products and a practical arrangement. I'm always happy to hear what people are working on.

There may also be an opportunity to do something together around an event, wellbeing day, cacao, social media or another idea.

Chat to Garrett on WhatsApp

Have funding or a budget?

If your organisation has funding or a budget for wellbeing, events, gifts or community programmes, we can look at what might suit the project.

That could be gifts for participants or volunteers, products for a programme, something for an event or larger quantities for a funded project.

Mother Earth has cacao, wellness products, gifts and training, so there are a few different ways we may be able to work together.

You don’t need to know exactly what you need before getting in touch.

GAA & sports clubs

I’d love to work with more GAA clubs and local sports clubs.

That could be club fundraisers, raffle prizes, wellbeing days, member events, gifts or local community initiatives.

Every club is different. If you have something planned, tell me about it and we can see if there’s a natural fit.

It works both ways

Where there is a good fit, we can look at a share, an introduction, a practical collaboration or a product arrangement with clear terms.

And where Mother Earth is a good fit for a funded project or event, working with us also supports an independent Irish business.

It doesn’t always have to involve money either. Sometimes a good introduction, a share or a collaboration is enough to get something started.

Looking for regular supply?

If you’re looking to regularly buy Mother Earth products for a shop, café, studio, organisation or business, our Wholesale & Trade section is the better place to start.

This page is more about community projects, fundraising, events and working together.

Practitioners, facilitators and wellness organisations can also visit our Practitioners & Wellness Studios section for practitioner supply, cacao, training and other opportunities.

Garrett
Mother Earth Wellness

Mother Earth Wellness works within the wellness and complementary space. Our products, training and collaborations aren’t a replacement for medical, mental-health, addiction or crisis services. Organisations working in these areas remain responsible for their own safeguarding, professional scope and organisational policies.

A few ideas before you get in touch

If you're helping organise a school staff thank-you, GAA fundraiser or local event, read our practical guide for schools, clubs and community groups. It explains the difference between staff gifts, fundraising and adult wellbeing events so we're not treating them all the same.

We also share practical stories and ideas on the Mother Earth Blog & Guides, including a guide to GAA, schools and community events.

Christmas thank-yous for clubs and groups

For GAA club volunteers, school staff and community organisers who have an agreed budget, our Christmas gift guide has mugs, journals, tea, gift boxes and vouchers. Tell me the age group, occasion, budget and deadline before we discuss suitability. An enquiry isn't a promise of donations or free stock.