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The date can be rescheduled until you meet your minimum fundraising target**
The balance payment for the skydive will be made by the charity (Please speak to the charity as to which platform to fundraise on), once you hit the minimum fundraising target of £500
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Media packages are NOT included and cost additional £150
UPLOADING YOUR Skydive FOOTAGE on the day can bring in up to 30% more donations!
Charity Skydive Events 2025/26
Cancer Focus Northern Ireland is a lifeline for local families, providing vital counselling, family support, cancer prevention programmes, and funding pioneering research at Queen’s University Belfast. By taking part in a charity skydive for them, you’re not only embracing the thrill of freefall but also making a bold statement of solidarity with those affected by cancer. Every jump helps fund life-changing services, from counselling sessions and practical support to advocacy and education, ensuring no one faces cancer alone. A skydive is the perfect way to challenge yourself, inspire others, and raise awareness, while directly supporting a charity that touches nearly every family in Northern Ireland.
Date: 7th March 2026
Organiser: Gillian Clarke
Contact: gillianclarke@cancerfocusni.org
Northern Ireland Hospice provides specialist palliative care for babies, children, and adults living with life‑limiting illnesses, offering comfort, dignity, and support to both patients and their families at the most challenging times. Their care is free, local, and deeply compassionate, but it relies heavily on fundraising to continue. A charity skydive is a powerful way to help, because by taking on an unforgettable challenge, you raise vital funds that directly support hospice nurses, family services, and in‑home care across Northern Ireland, turning a moment of adrenaline into meaningful impact for people who need it most.
Date: 14th March 2026
Organiser: Charlotte
Contact: events@nihospice.org
A charity skydive for The Welcome Organisation in Belfast is more than just an exhilarating adventure, it’s a powerful way to make a difference. The Welcome Organisation provides vital services for people experiencing homelessness, including street outreach, crisis accommodation, and health support, and every jump helps fund these life-saving initiatives. Taking the leap from a plane is not only a thrilling personal challenge but also a symbolic act of solidarity with those facing immense challenges every day. By raising funds through your skydive, you’re helping to provide shelter, dignity, and hope, while showing that Belfast is a community where no one is left behind.
Date: 15th March 2026
Organiser: Beth
Contact: elizabethalexander@welcomeorganisation.org
Northern Ireland Hospice provides specialist palliative care for babies, children, and adults living with life‑limiting illnesses, offering comfort, dignity, and support to both patients and their families at the most challenging times. Their care is free, local, and deeply compassionate, but it relies heavily on fundraising to continue. A charity skydive is a powerful way to help, because by taking on an unforgettable challenge, you raise vital funds that directly support hospice nurses, family services, and in‑home care across Northern Ireland, turning a moment of adrenaline into meaningful impact for people who need it most.
Date: 22nd March 2026
Organiser: Charlotte
Contact: events@nihospice.org
Children in Crossfire was founded in 1996 by Richard Moore, who lost his sight at age 10 during the Northern Ireland conflict. Born from tragedy, the organisation now works to support some of the world’s most vulnerable children affected by poverty.
We partner with local organisations in Tanzania and Ethiopia to improve the lives of disadvantaged young children, with a strong focus on Early Childhood Education (ECE).
In Ireland, we engage with schools and the public to raise awareness of global justice issues and advocate for greater investment in ECE.
Date: 11th April 2026
Organiser: Aishling
Contact: aishling.cunningham@childrenincrossfire.org
Air Ambulance NI is a charity providing Helicopter Emergency Medical Service across Northern Ireland, in partnership with NIAS. Every day, two people on average need our critical care.
Our crew,pilot, doctor, and paramedic, fly 365 days a year, reaching any part of the province in around 25 minutes. Getting patients to hospital within the Golden Hour can mean the difference between life and death.
It costs £8,200 a day to run the service, and we rely entirely on public support to stay airborne. From fundraising to Gifts in Wills, every contribution helps save lives.
Date: 6th June 2026
Organiser: Bebhionn
Contact: info@airambulanceni.org
Children’s Heartbeat Trust work to help children and young people with heart disease and their families to live full and empowered lives, informed about their heart condition but not overwhelmed by it. There are around 4,000 children and young people living with heart conditions in NI. Children’s Heartbeat Trust has been working since 1984 to provide practical, emotional, and financial support to children and young people living with heart disease and their families. We offer dedicated youth and family support services for each stage of a heart warrior’s experience. Alongside this we undertake and support research, and campaign for the voices of children, young people, and their families to be at the heart of all congenital cardiac services.
Date: 14th June 2026
Organiser: Jenna
Contact: jenna@childrensheartbeattrust.org
Cancer Fund for Children is Northern Ireland’s leading children’s cancer charity, providing vital emotional, practical, and social support to families facing cancer. From therapeutic short breaks at Daisy Lodge to community-based care, they help children and young people cope with the impact of illness at home, in school, and in hospital. By doing a charity skydive for them, you’ll not only take on an unforgettable challenge but also raise funds that bring comfort, resilience, and hope to families when they need it most.
Date: 20th June 2025
Organiser: Alex
Contact: Alex@cancerfundforchildren.com
Autism NI is Northern Ireland’s longest‑serving autism charity, dedicated to supporting autistic individuals and their families through practical services, advocacy, and community connection. The organisation provides helpline support, early‑intervention services, family guidance, and accredited autism training, while also campaigning for greater understanding and inclusion across society. Its work has contributed to major developments in autism awareness and legislation in Northern Ireland, helping families move from crisis toward confidence and connection
Date: 5th September 2026
Organiser: Rachel
Contact: rachel.logue@autismni.org
Autism NI is Northern Ireland’s longest‑serving autism charity, dedicated to supporting autistic individuals and their families through practical services, advocacy, and community connection. The organisation provides helpline support, early‑intervention services, family guidance, and accredited autism training, while also campaigning for greater understanding and inclusion across society. Its work has contributed to major developments in autism awareness and legislation in Northern Ireland, helping families move from crisis toward confidence and connection
Date: 28th November 2026
Organiser: Rachel
Contact: rachel.logue@autismni.org
Extra fundraising tips
Tell everyone!
Sharing your fundraising efforts on social media will help get your cause noticed! Our confirmation emails have handy sharing links included
Get others involved!
Skydiving is way more fun with friends! Ask around and see if any of your friends would be up for joining you in raising money for a worthy charity
Ask the charity for branded clothing
Wearing a charity t-shirt for your skydive makes the photos look fantastic and helps you stand out from the crowd! Being able to share images and video of you in your charity clothing after your skydive can bring in a lot of extra funds too!