All Sponsorship Most Welcome!
The success of our camp depends on a huge team of volunteers along with the generosity of local businesses and members of the local community in providing money and suitable products / services – maybe now that we have this page we will attract some sponsorship from businesses or people that aren’t so local!
It takes a lot of time, money, planning and organisation to make this the best possible week we can for Sonny’s All Stars. Anything you can contribute will be greatly appreciated and put to good use.
If you’d like to sponsor with services, goods or time please Contact Us.
To make a monetary contribution it’s very quick and easy. Just proceed to payment below and a sincere thank you on behalf of all the kids that will benefit from your generosity…
Instructions
- Input the amount you would like to sponsor into the box that currently has a value of 1. No need for the € sign just input the number, so to sponsor €25 input 25.
- To pay with PayPal click the “Pay with PayPal” button beside the value inputted. To pay with VISA click the VISA button beneath the “Pay with PayPal” button. Note – you do not have to have a PayPal account to sponsor.
- You will be taken to a secure site to enter your relevant details and complete the transaction.
Sponsor
Sponsor Sonny’s All Star Camp 2026
€1.00
Sponsor Sonny’s All Star Camp
Blaa’s, sausages, water, bananas, oranges, ice cream, crisps, hurley grips, videography, photography, money, time – these are all some of the things that we’ve been sponsored with by local businesses and local people over the past few years.
Glenmore GAA Club
Sonny’s All Star Camp is hosted at Glenmore GAA Grounds.
Most of our volunteers come from Glenmore’s Hurling, Camogie and Handball Clubs with the funds raised going back into Glenmore GAA Club.
About CMRF
CMRF Crumlin together with donors and partners fund initiatives, research, equipment and projects.
Every sick child deserves every chance.
Find out more at www.cmrf.org
About Sonny
Sonny is the inspiration for the camp.
He would surely have spent a lot of his time at Glenmore GAA pitch had he not been cruelly deprived of this opportunity.