A Little Goes A Long Way

€3656 has been raised by our club members so far to help charities in our local area. Hopefully this years Kickathon will be as successful .

Kickathon Planning Time

We are now looking for ideas for our annual Kickathon and 5km run. Every year Faolchú Karate fundraise for a charity that supports us in our local area.
In previous years we have raised money for
2010 MS Tuam
2011 Hand-In-Hand
2012 MS Tuam
2013 Galway Hospice.

All funds raised stay in our local area, directly benefiting those who need it on our own door step. All ideas will be considered, however when choosing who to support it important to us that the charity is transparent and all of the money that is handed over goes directly to those who need it (no unnecessary wages or expenses).

Faolchú Kickathon

Tuam Faolchú Karate Club along with Kilkerrin Faolchú Karate Club Completed their annual Kickathon and 5km sponsored run this year in aid of Galway Hospice.
Raising an impressive €770 for The Hospice.
Well done to everyone who participated in this very worthy cause.

Galway Kickathon for Galway Hospice

Faolchu Karate Club are ready for our Autumn Kickathon.
The idea behind our Fund-raiser is to empower children and club members to realise that each individual can make a difference by their small deeds and most importantly together make a difference to our community.
2013 will see us fundraise for Galway Hospice. Galway Hospice support all of County Galway including the Aran Island when support is required for specialist care either in the Hospice or in your own home.

What's involved???

Students are asked to either do 100's of kick's and punches or a 5km run. Sponsorship cards are available from the club and it's up to the individual if they wish to get sponsored or not and help out our community.

Tuam Kickathon Support Galway Hospice

This year we have decided to Fundraise for Galway Hospice in our annual Kickathon. This is a service that affects all of us living in County Galway. 

Galway Hospice Foundation is a registered charity, established in 1986 to provide hospice/palliative care services to patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families/carers throughout Galway city and county. There is no charge to patient or family for any of the services provided by the Hospice.

The Galway Hospice depends on the generosity and goodwill of the public to fund the Home Care Service, Day Care Service, Bereavement Support Service and Educational Facility. Combined, these services cost in excess of €1.5 million per annum to provide.

We would like to thank club members who nominated charities and we will consider them for future events.