Dublin star Diarmuid Connolly will raffle off two All-Ireland final tickets in aid of a volunteering trip to Jamaica.
Connolly and girlfriend Leanne O'Reilly are heading off to help out the Mustard Seed Communities charity, an international non-profit dedicated to "providing care to children and adults with disabilities, children affected by HIV/AIDS and young mothers in crisis" in countries such as Jamaica, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Zimbabwe and Malawi.
And every €10 donation made to Connolly's Altruism Ireland page will enter that person into a draw for the coveted tickets.
Irish volunteers stay at Sophie's Place in Kingston which is home to 22 children with disabilities, according to the charity.
Sophie's Place was opened in 1997 and was funded by Irish donations, and Connolly's €15,000 fundraising goal is to help rebuild the three residential cottages at the Place which are in urgent need of renovation.
Dublin take on Kerry in the Final on September 1 and, although Connolly is not expected to start the game, the St Vincent's man will likely be present on the bench.
To donate and be in with a chance of winning the prize you can click here.
And Connolly is not the only high-profile Dub raising money for charity surrounding the final in just ten days time as comedian PJ Gallagher is set to go behind enemy lines for Kerry on All-Ireland Final day this year as, after losing a bet, he will wear a Kerry jersey on Hill 16 in aid of Make-A-Wish Ireland.
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