IntoMedia Group Announces Little Heroes as 2026 Charity of the Year

IntoMedia Group, owners of The Irish News, Q Radio and Interpress, has announced Little Heroes, the official charity of the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, as its 2026 Charity of the Year.

Selected following a company-wide nomination and voting process, Little Heroes was chosen by colleagues across the Group. The charity raises funds exclusively for the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, supporting essential medical equipment, research into children’s illnesses and enhanced facilities for young patients and their families.

Throughout 2026, IntoMedia Group colleagues will participate in a series of fundraising initiatives and awareness campaigns across its print, digital and broadcast platforms. McKeever Sportswear has generously donated jerseys, which will be worn by employees taking part in sporting and fundraising events throughout the year.

Anne Sykes, Director, IntoMedia Group, and Mary McCall, CEO, Little Heroes

Speaking on the announcement, Anne Sykes, Director at IntoMedia Group, said:

“We are incredibly proud that our colleagues have chosen Little Heroes as our Charity of the Year for 2026. The work they do in supporting the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children makes a real difference to families across Northern Ireland.

“Through our platforms and the commitment of our entire team, we look forward to raising awareness and vital funds over the year ahead.”

Mary McCall, CEO of Little Heroes, added:

“We are proud to partner with IntoMedia Group, whose strong community focus aligns so closely with our values and purpose at Little Heroes. With the reach of The Irish News, Q Radio and other regional platforms, together with the group’s financial support and the many practical ways they have already contributed to the charity, this partnership is a powerful demonstration of IntoMedia Group’s commitment to making a real and lasting difference for local sick children and their families.”