JP Corry is committed to supporting a range of local and international charities each year.

Our staff, customers and suppliers are passionate about charitable causes and are dedicated to raising funds for charities that make a real difference in the communities we serve.

Simon Community (2019–2023)

From 2019 to 2023, we proudly partnered with The Simon Community, supporting its mission to end homelessness across Northern Ireland. Throughout the partnership, our colleagues took part in a variety of fundraising and volunteering activities, including abseiling events and dragon boat racing on the River Lagan. The enthusiasm and commitment shown by our teams helped raise both awareness and vital funds for this important cause.

Cancer Fund for Children (2023–Present)
Since 2023, JP Corry has partnered with Cancer Fund for Children, whose vision is to ensure that no child or young person across Ireland faces cancer alone.
Over the past few years, our colleagues have been actively involved in supporting this vision through volunteering and fundraising activities. One of our first engagements was a staff visit to Daisy Lodge, the charity's purpose-built therapeutic centre, where volunteers gained first-hand insight into the incredible support provided to families affected by cancer.



More recently, our branches have hosted coffee mornings and participated in fundraising collections at Belfast's summer concert series throughout 2025 and 2026. Our football enthusiasts have also organised charity football matches, alongside many other successful fundraising initiatives.


 

Supporting Local Communities

In addition to our charity partnerships, JP Corry is committed to supporting local communities through fundraising, sponsorship and community engagement. We are proud to support local schools, sports teams and charitable organisations across Northern Ireland.
Some recent highlights include:

Cancer Focus NI – Charity Shop Showdown (2023 & 2024)
In 2023, colleagues from several branches completed a tandem skydive to raise funds in support of Cancer Focus
NI's Charity Shop Showdown in Limavady.



In 2024, Simon took on the incredible challenge of completing 10 parkruns in a single day to raise money for the Charity Shop Showdown in Londonderry.