This partnership will span three years, during which Savills will work closely with each charity to support their missions and help make a positive impact on the communities and people that they serve.

Each of these fantastic charities is particularly close to our hearts, as they were all nominated and chosen by our Savills colleagues.

Solas Project is a community development charity with a vision to see an Ireland where all children and young people truly know their self-worth and can take full advantage of their potential. They deliver a range of innovative and holistic interventions to equip and empower those they work with to live life to the full and decide how they want to make a meaningful contribution to society.

Dublin Simon Community works to prevent homelessness in Dublin and the Greater Dublin Area. With a mission to support people to exit homelessness, they provide a range of crucial services at all stages including housing, health, wellbeing, emergency response and other targeted interventions, through advocacy and partnership.

Mental Health Ireland is the longest established mental health charity in Ireland. Their aim is to promote and enhance mental health, wellbeing and recovery for all individuals and communities and to create a culture where everyone is respected and supported when their mental health is challenged. Through their network of Mental Health Associations, they support people who experience mental health difficulties on their journey of recovery.

Savills is committed to making a positive impact on the communities in which it operates, and over the next three years, we will work closely with these charities to provide financial support, volunteer time, and other resources to help them achieve their missions.

Commenting on the partnership, Mark Reynolds, Managing Director of Savills Ireland, said: "We are delighted to be partnering with Solas Project, Dublin Simon Community, and Mental Health Ireland. These three exceptional charities are doing extremely important work in our communities, and we look forward to helping them to continue to make a positive impact on the lives of those they support."