Ryanair, Ireland’s No 1 airline, today (21 Jun) announced it will host a digital donation day next week for 24 hours on the Ryanair.com website, in aid of ISPCC Childline, its 2018 chosen Irish charity partner.

This major fundraising initiative will invite all Ryanair customers in Ireland to make a donation to ISPCC Childline either by text to 50300 or online at https://www.ispcc.ie/donate-now/single-donation/282 – which can be accessed via the “donate now” buttons on the Ryanair website, in emails and on social media during the 24 hours.

Digital Donation Day will run on Wednesday 27 June on www.ryanair.com/ie.  As an added incentive, everyone who donates to ISPCC Childline during this digital donation day will be entered into a draw to win Ryanair flight vouchers.

Childline is the only 24-hour listening service which seeks to support and empower children and young people in Ireland. Over 90% of funding is raised through corporate and individual donations, and Ryanair is proud to be a corporate supporter in 2018 for the third successive year.

Ryanair’s Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Jacobs said:

“Ryanair is proud to once again partner with ISPCC Childline and support the invaluable work they do to help children. This digital donation day will launch on Ryanair.com and our social media channels for 24 hours and give customers the opportunity to support our partnership by donating directly to Childline by text or via “donate now” buttons which will be located on the Ryanair.com website, in Ryanair emails and on our social media pages.”

ISPCC Corporate Account Manager, Marianne O’Donoghue said:

 “We’re delighted to have the support of Ryanair through their Digital Donation Day. Ryanair’s partnership is hugely significant to ISPCC Childline, as it allows us to ensure we can be there for children and young people across Ireland who seek a listening ear at any time of any day or night. For some of these children, it may feel as though there is nowhere else to turn. By supporting Ryanair’s Digital Donation Day, you can help to keep Childline supporting, empowering and listening to children always.”