Dermot Dennehy

After years of helping organisations turn culture, leadership and service into the things people actually pay for, Dermot founded Impacturi to solve a problem he watched repeat itself in every charity he ever worked with. A donor gives. The charity uses the money. Lives change because of it. The donor never sees any of that in any meaningful or consistent way. Twelve months later, the renewal goes quiet, and nobody is ever quite sure why.

Impacturi closes that gap. Every donor a charity has, individual or corporate, gets a beautifully-presented, deeply personal page that shows them exactly what their giving did this year, who it helped, and what is coming next. One click for the charity. One link to share. The donor feels seen, proud, and part of something. They renew. They tell their friends. The charity stops losing the donors it already has.

Not a newsletter. Not a thank-you email with a stock photo. Not a generic update at the end of the year. A page made for one donor, about exactly what that one donor made possible.

For corporate and SME donors, Impacturi turns the same idea into a two-way relationship. Traditionally, a company donates and that is the end of it. With Impacturi, the donation creates something that comes back to the business: a shareable impact story, a board-ready PDF, and PR material the company can put in front of employees, customers, and suppliers. It raises their standing in the community. It may generate new clients. They are not just giving; they are getting something back. That is why they renew.