DONATE
The mobile Refugee Women’s Centre is run entirely by volunteers and funded via donations. We are only able to continue supporting these resilient, courageous communities with your generosity.
The three main ways to support us financially are:
DONATe FUNDS
You can make a one-off or set up a monthly donation in EUR, GBP or USD by clicking on the button below.
Without the generosity of amazing fundraisers like you, we would not be able to sustain our activities.
DONATE GOODS
FUNDRAISE
HOW TO DONATE FUNDS?
donate euros
Donate directly to our bank account.
Account Name:
REFUGEE WOMEN'S CENTRE
IBAN:
FR08 2004 1010 1253 57816D03 377
BIC:
PSSTFRPPSCE
MONTHLY
DONATION
Regular donations allow us to anticipate our income and plan ahead. Set up a direct debit to our euros account, a regular payment through PayPal or set-up a monthly donation in EUR, GBP or USD through our fundraising platform.
Donate in all Other currencies
You can donate directly as a one off gift or regular donation in any currency
via Paypal:
Donations are vital for the Women's Centre but they also take time to organise. So please read carefully how you can deliver donations in the most beneficial and supportive way. Donations are only helpful if they are clean and in good condition. If they are sorted and labelled, it will definitely make our day!
Please keeps to donations on the list, if you have other items you feel can be useful please email us. The donation list link below also give details of opening hours and delivery location.
Thank you for your support!
DONATING GOODS
FUNDRAISE FOR US
Fundraising on our behalf is one of the most helpful things you could do to support our activities on the ground.
We have been blessed to be supported by many fantastic projects, including:
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In Brighton Good Spirits a fabulous Gin Tasting
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Pancake cook out by JNM ( Youth Movement for Nature and Environment) from Ninove - Geraardsbergen, Belgium
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A Yoga and Pamper evening by Green Door Yoga in Chichester
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Amazing glittery sponsored cycle across Wales
Organising a wedding or a birthday? Why not make it a solidarity event!
