Aviva Broker Community Fund Ireland entries are now closed for 2025
What happens next?
All of the projects entered will now be moderated and reviewed by our panel of judges.
Entrants will receive an email after judging has closed letting you know if your application has been shortlisted to present in the Aviva Stadium on 22nd January 2026, if you have won one of our early entry awards or if your application has been unsuccessful.
Good luck to you and your cause if you’ve applied.
With 58 prizes to be won from a total prize fund of €135,000, Aviva Ireland continue to help the causes that you, our brokers, care most about this year.
Shortlisted entries will be invited to present on 22nd January 2026 in Aviva Stadium with two top prize donations of €20,000 to be won, and three runner-up prizes of €10,000 for both categories.
This year, we have increased the early entry prizes so that the first 50 eligible entries will win an early entry award of €700*.
It takes you,
It takes partnership,
It takes Aviva.
Nominate any Charity or Community Organisation/Club which aligns with one of the three themes:
- Diversity, Equality and Inclusion
- Climate Action
- Financial Wellbeing
Image shows 2024 Charity Winner; Dillon Quirke Foundation Nominated by Catherine Cranley of Arachas Corporate Brokers
Diversity, Equality and Inclusion
Promoting the fair treatment and full participation of all people, particularly groups who have historically been underrepresented or subject to discrimination on the basis of identity or disability. Projects include developing facilities including female dressing rooms/shower, local community facilities, sensory spaces, school holiday related clubs, adapting premises for accessibility, life skills for people with disabilities, period poverty, support for carers and domestic abuse support.
Climate Action
Promoting healthy, thriving communities by preventing, preparing for and protecting against the impacts of climate change. Projects include education activities, community green spaces and gardens, solar panels, waste reduction, pollution prevention, EV infrastructure re-wilding, biodiversity loss/restoration, promoting the circular economy and improving wildlife habitats.
Financial Wellbeing
Helping people take control of their wellbeing by giving them the tools to be more financially independent and ready for anything. Projects include homelessness support, apprenticeships, transport access to work, food, clothing and hygiene banks, financial education and digital skills for finance.
Applications are now closed
View the full T&C's and eligibility criteria*
2024 Community Organisation/Club Winners: Little Warriors Nominated by Paula McLoughlin, Phoenix Financial Services
Need some more inspiration or support?
Top Tips for writing a Good Submission:
- Writing a good submission is the best way to get your nominated Charity or Community Organisation/Club shortlisted. Read our Top Tips for writing a good submission.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- The Aviva Broker Community Fund will distribute €135,000 to Charities and Community Organisations/Clubs throughout Ireland as nominated by you, our Broker Partners.
- Read our Frequently Asked Questions and eligibility criteria for full details on how to enter, who is eligible for nomination, and the judging process for all nominations.
Terms and Conditions:
- Aviva will invest a total of €135,000 in the Aviva Broker Community Fund. This money will be granted to Charities and Community Organisations/Clubs operating in the Republic of Ireland who make a positive impact on people’s lives. We wish to acknowledge the important contributions made by such organisations.
- If you are selected as either the 1st place or runner up for one of the prizes, you are no longer eligible for the €700 prize.
- Any employee of an Irish insurance broker can nominate an Irish registered Charity or Community Organisation/Club by completing the online submission form. Note, entry is restricted to one nomination per broker employee and one prize per broker office.
- Groups who received runner up or winner prizes in the past three years can only receive early entry prizes, they will not be shortlisted for top prizes in 2025.