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Every donation, large or small, helps us respond promptly to the needs of the people we support.
Your donation makes a difference
You can contribute to providing school supplies for a child.
You can help provide essential items for a family in need.
You can contribute towards providing personalised social, psychological or legal support.
You can help provide comprehensive support to enable a person to access employment, education or essential social services.
You help us provide stable, ongoing support to the people who need us.
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Please include your telephone number or email address in the payment reference so that we can send you a thank-you letter and donation receipt.
Corporate Giving
Your company can support SolidarityNow’s work through a one-off or regular donation, helping us implement initiatives that empower vulnerable groups and promote social cohesion.
Your support can be directed either towards the organization’s overall needs or towards a specific program or initiative, depending on your company’s objectives and priorities.
Your company can also choose to match the donations raised by its employees through a matching-gift program, further increasing the social impact of this collective effort.
To find out more, contact us at contact@solidaritynow.org.
In-kind donations
To respond to the immediate needs of the people we support, we need essential goods, including personal hygiene and care products, household and cleaning supplies, non-perishable food and school supplies.
To arrange an in-kind donation, contact us at contact@solidaritynow.org.
Giving Europe
Donations from Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland and the United Kingdom are now accepted.
Are you a resident or company based in one of the above European countries and interested in financially supporting SolidarityNow?
You can now make a donation through Giving Europe (GE), a cross-border, tax-efficient giving solution. By donating through GE, you may benefit directly from the tax advantages available under the legislation of your country of residence.