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A Selection of Current and Recent Clients
Ahmadu Bello University
All Ireland Cancer Fund
American Hospital in Paris
Amnesty International
Archdiocese of Armagh
Archdiocese of Glasgow
Archdiocese of Westminster (Deanery of
Harrow)
Harrow Deanery Ark Children’s Cultural
Trust
Barretstown Camp
Bayero University
Belvedere College
Castleknock College
Cathedrals’ Partnership, Belfast
Ceifin Institute
Chester Beatty Library
Christ Church Cathedral
Cistercian College
Coláiste Chroí Naofa
Coombe Women's Hospital
Coventry School
Diocese of Achonry
Diocese of Down & Connor
Diocese of Dunkeld
European
University of St. Petersburg
Habitat for Humanity International
Human Rights Watch
International Accountancy Standards Board
Irish Management Institute
Irish Museum of Modern Art
Lancaster University
Lions Clubs International
Mount Sackville School
Maynooth College
Médecins Sans Frontières
Moscow School of
Social and Economic Sciences
National College of Ireland
New Economic
School (Moscow)
Oxfam America
Rockbrook Park School
Rotary International
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Royal Society of Chemistry
Scout Association - Northern
Ireland
St. John’s Cathedral
St Michael’s College
Sutton Park School
Terenure College
Trinity – All Saints
Trócaire
University of Ibadan
University of Liverpool
University of Manchester
University of Newcastle, Medical
Faculty
University of Port Harcourt
University of Salford
Wesley College, Dublin
Wolverhampton Grammar School
Women's Aid
The Archdiocese of Armagh launched
Vision for the Future, a
€10.5
million campaign in 2001. The St. Patrick's
Cathedral portion totaled
€7.5 million toward
the goal, a further €3 million was invested in
the Development of Lay Ministries and toward the Care and Welfare of
the Diocesan Clergy. This campaign exceeded its target and
over 2,750 volunteers were recruited to help with the programme.
Several million was raised for parishes own use to be invested in
new services and infrastructure at a local level. Vision
for the Future was the first diocesan campaign to incorporate
two political and economic jurisdictions working with Euro and
Sterling currencies.
www.armagharchdiocese.org
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In 2004, the
Archdiocese of Glasgow launched a
€10.5 million
campaign with the pledge goal achieved by the following summer.
The main focus of the Archbishop's vision was to promote the
development of Parish Life throughout the Archdiocese.
This would help secure the future of the Church by primarily
investing in parish initiatives that would serve its people for many
years to come. CCS helped
the Archdiocese develop, manage and promote the first programme of
its kind in Glasgow.
www.rcag.org.uk
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Set in the centre of
Dublin city, Belvedere College continues today a tradition of over
170 years in the Jesuit approach to education. Since 1997, CCS
has worked with the College to raise more than
€2.2 million.
www.belvederecollege.ie
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In 2001, CCS
began working with the Coombe Women's Hospital on a
€1.9
million campaign. This programme was to
develop services and facilities for paediatrics and obstetrics,
build a new academic centre that would house training for students
from Dublin's three medical schools, provide state of the art
gynaecological facilities and promote world class research.
www.coombe.ie
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In 2001, CCS assisted the IASB
in raising public and private
funds to help underwrite the effort to
establish a coherent and simplified set of international financial
accounting standards. Over 130 multinationals, banks, stock
exchanges, money managers, central banks and intergovernmental
organisations from 31 countries participated, pledging more that
€75 million worldwide.
www.IASB.org
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Over the past 20
years, CCS has conducted three successful fund-raising programmes
for the RCSI, raising more than
€20 million.
www.rcsi.ie/index.asp
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CCS assisted St. Michael's
College in 2000 to raise
funds to rebuild their school. The project's goal was to
achieve €1.25 million and raised
€3.3 million.
www.stmichaelscollege.com
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CCS has assisted UMIST
with three separate campaigns over the last 10 years, raising more
than
€18 million for new facilities, research and programmes.
Again recently CCS provided counsel to the University of Manchester,
which became the largest university in the UK with the merger of The
Victoria University of Manchester and UMIST on 1 October 2004.
CCS assisted the new University's President, Deans, Foundation Board,
staff and others to plan strategy, reorganise their structure, and
launch new fund-raising initiatives.
www.manchester.ac.uk
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