A huge thank you to all the amazing companies from across Dublin who joined us and showed their support and solidarity, at the third annual Aware Liffey Loop on Thursday, March 13th, 2025.
Well be back again in 2026 – keep an eye out for the date to be confirmed soon.
What’s Involved?
A leisurely 5K walk along the Liffey with your team, as the Dublin business community joins forces to support mental health ahead of St. Patrick’s Day.
Why Take Part?
A Shared Cause, a Unified Effort
Mental health affects us all—our employees, our families, our friends, our colleagues, our communities. Join a network of businesses committed to championing mental health and be part of a collective effort to raise awareness and drive change.
Support/Empower Your Team
Reinforce your commitment to creating a healthy, supportive work environment where mental health is a priority.
Boost Team Morale
A fun, energizing way for your team to take a break, enjoy the fresh air, and build bonds outside of the workplace.
Make A Positive Impact
This is more than just a walk. Proceeds from the event will go towards Aware’s vital free services, helping ensure we can continue to be there for the people who need us most.
Together, we can make a powerful statement: we care about mental health, we care about our people, and we care about our community.
Whether you’re a team of 5 or 500, your presence matters. Speak with Miriam or Drew today to see how you can get involved.
Let’s take a step forward for mental health together.
Drew Flood
Business Development Manager drew.flood@aware.ie
Miriam Ryan
Corporate & Foundation Fundraising Manager miriam.ryan@aware.ie
Companies that took part in 2025 include:
We directly support up to 40,000 people each year via our support and education services. We can’t do this without the generosity of the public and corporate organisations. Your company’s participation or donation will help fund our vital free services supporting people impacted by depression and bipolar disorder. Thank you.
Check out the fun at the Liffey Loop!
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