Welcome to the Electrical and Electronics Industries Benevolent Association Web site. You can find out how the association helps people in need and how you can help the EEIBA.
Read the EEIBA FAQ for further information about the charity.

HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE for EEIBA? Who’ll be STAYIN’ ALIVE until 2am?
It’ll be NIGHT FEVER, NIGHT FEVER on a Friday in the Grosvenor House Great Room at the Electrical and Electronics industries’ big night out of the year.
PowerBall2010 promises to be every bit as spectacular and enjoyable as in years past.
We have engaged a fabulous Bee Gees tribute band and, returning once again are the Bogus Brothers and Ian Haskell’s Apache Disco and there’ll be more.
Whilst we vary the theme every year, some things never change.
The fine dining, fundraising activities, networking and being entertained in London’s premier ballroom, we say it every time, you will be participating in the best powerBall ever.
Demand for tickets is already high and if you’re thinking of coming, don’t hesitate while we still have tables and tickets available.
Don’t miss out! Special Earlybird Offer –if you book and pay before May 1st, tables and ticket prices are held at last year’s values. Why not download a booking form?
On this one special night of the year, EEIBA’s charitable achievements are made possible not only by the generous contributions of everyone attending but by corporate sponsorships targeted to cover the costs of specific items.
Please download a copy of the Sponsorship Menu to see what you would like to sponsor and use the order form to make your commitment.
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Ian Humphreys, Managing Director, BI Electrical Services (NI) Ltd, based in Newtownabbey has succeeded Jim Speirs, MSc FIQA, Executive Chairman, NICEIC Group Ltd (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting), as President of the industry’s charity, Electrical & Electronics Industries Benevolent Association (EEIBA).
New appointment - Press release
During 2009, EEIBA has endeavoured to balance income against expenditure while continuing to help as many as possible who face difficult times.
The economic outlook is by no means desperate across all electrical and electronics industry sectors, but it looks as though by the end of the current financial year, the charity will post an operational deficit.

National Golf returns to Woburn
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1st July 2010

As part of its commitment to the well-being of electrical contractors, NICEIC has entered a new partnership with EEIBA.
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