Give. Win. Support survivors.
Every €5 you donate is a ticket in our raffle. Over 20 prizes to be won, all donated by the women of the She Kneads Business Network.
Raffle opens: November 1, 2026
Raffle ends: December 1, 2026
Draw takes place: December 3, 2026
Why we're doing this?
The Galway Rape Crisis Centre provides free, confidential support to survivors of sexual trauma and abuse. Their work depends on community support, and this year the ladies of the She Kneads Business Network (SKBN) wanted to show up for them.
Our members have donated something from their own business, so you get a chance to win, and survivors get the support they deserve.
How it works
- Donate. Choose your amount at checkout.
- Every €5 = 1 ticket. €5 gets you 1 ticket, €10 gets you 2 and €20 gets you 4.
- Check your inbox. Within 24 to 48 hours, you'll receive an email from Giada with your ticket numbers.
- Watch the draw on December 3, 2026. Winners are contacted by email.
Tickets are given for every full €5 donated, so €12 gets you 2 tickets. Donations under €5 are very welcome and make a real difference, but they don't receive a ticket.
The Galway Rape Crisis Centre works towards ending cultural and societal tolerance of sexual violence through advocacy, awareness raising and education programmes. They are involved in a number of committees related to ending sexual violence in Higher Educations Institutes such as the NUIG Consent Framework Implementation Committee and Awareness Training Subcommittee and the National Advisory Committee (on ending sexual violence on college campuses) and the Cultural Change Subcommittee.
Through their helpline they offer support to regular clients, supporters of survivors, people who require information on the services we provide or those who wish to talk about issues relating to sexual violence or sexual abuse.
A core part of their work in GRCC is providing short and long-term counselling to adults and adolescents who have experiences rape, sexual assault, child sexual abuse and other forms of sexual violence. They offer a professional and confidential counselling service in a caring and safe environment.
The centre offers accompaniment services and advocacy services to help ensure survivors have access to supports and services they need.
Young people under 24 and over the age of 14, who contact us are seen by one of our adolescent counsellors. This counsellor will support them through their time in GRCC.
For clients under 18 the counsellor may involve parents or supporters in the work. Child safety is a prime concern for us and is outlined in our ‘Child Safeguarding Protection and Welfare Policy and Procedures 2020’
If you have been affected by any of the issues raised here, please contact the Galway
Rape Crisis Centre Helpline on
1800 355 355
or Email:
helpline@grcc.ie









