Every week in the Her.ie offices we are inundated with requests from people asking us to help them promote their charity events. While every cause is worthwhile, unfortunately we can't get around to all of them and so for that reason, we have decided to put together some of these events from around the country. Every week, we will feature five events you should get behind or get involved with over the next few months. There are tonnes of amazing organisations in this country, let's help them out. 1. The Colour Dash. Following a hugely successful turnout last year, the Colour Dash is back this year on the 26th of July in the Phoenix Park. The unique five kilometre ‘dash’ will see participants of all ages running, walking or jogging the course. ‘Dashers’ will start the route wearing a white t-shirt that is quickly transformed into a colourful work of art over the course of the race. All funds from the Colour Dash will go to the Irish Cancer Society and it certainly looks like a fun day out. You don't even need to be a serious runner for this one. You can check out more details about the run and how to get invovled here. 2. iD by the Blue Teapot Theatre Company These guys need your help to raise money for their new production, iD. iD is an innovative entertaining production conceived meaning identity; identification; is also an acronym for intellectual disability (iD). Check out the video below to find out about the production. The production company are hoping to unveil the project at the Galway Arts Festival. If you would like to support the Blue Teapot Theatre Company, head on over to their fundit page or please do share so others can get involved! 3. The Jack and Jill Foundation The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation provides direct funding to families of children with brain damage up to the age of 4 who suffer severe intellectual and physical developmental delay, enabling them to purchase home respite care but they need your help! The charity are offering a lucky winner the opportunity to go see One Direction live this May in Croke Park along with accommodation for the event. To enter, TEXT ’1D4ME’ to 50300 to DONATE €4. 100% of all the funds raised go to the Jack and Jill Foundation. 4. Katie's Deam To Walk Katie's says: "Hi. My name is Katie Byrne, I am 7 years old. I live in Co.Cork in Ireland an my dream is to walk all by myself. My only dream is to be able to walk. I'd like to thank you for taking the time to look at my website. I have a condition called Cerebral Palsy, Spastic Diplegia which means my legs are very stiff, they ache a lot. I use my walker and wheelchair as my balance is not very good and my legs get tired sometimes. My family and friends are trying to raise enough money to get me to USA for an operation to help me walk and live an independent life." "My site has been setup to help raise awareness and hopefully generate enough support and donations to help me get to America, to have a life changing procedure which will make my legs work better. Our target amount is €60,000 and we have a lot of this raised already but we need as much help as possible to raise the rest of the funds by JULY 2014 to be guaranteed Katie's operation in August as the operation has to be paid 1 month in advance of my surgery date." For more info on Katie and how to donate, please log on to her fundit page. 5. Walk of Life, Galway. Níall and Mary McDonagh are organizing a Walk of Life in Galway on Saturday 24 May- the walk is being organised to try to create awareness by remembering the loved ones people have lost whilst also portraying a positive message of life“The walk and mass is open to everyone but if you are feeling isolated, depressed, struggling with life or are affected by suicide please do come along. We want to walk, talk, help, share and listen so we can take steps together to a brighter future,” explained Níall. A mass with testimony will take place in Galway Catherdral at 12 noon, followed directly by a Walk of Life through the streets of Galway. The two mile walk will take in the cities streets and bridges. For more information, visit the Walk of Life Facebook page. If you have a charity event you would like us to help with, please send us an email to Hello@Her.ie or to Sue.Murphy@Her.ie.