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We rely on donations to make our ministry possible. Every gift makes a difference.

We’re passionate about seeing Jesus at the heart of society. We don’t charge for our services because we don’t want money to stand in the way of people receiving the support that they need.
Charitable giving
Although Christian Concern is a not-for-profit company, because our work includes activities such as campaigning, we are not a registered charity. Donations to Christian Concern are therefore not eligible for Gift Aid and we are unable to receive charity vouchers. To find out how you could give tax-efficiently to support those parts of our work that are eligible for charitable funding, please scroll down the page to the ‘charitable giving’ section.
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Single gift to Christian Concern

Make a single donation

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Other options

Phone

Please call our giving team on 020 3327 1122 during office hours (9am-5pm, Monday to Friday).

Cheque

Please send a cheque (made payable to Christian Concern) to: Christian Concern, 70 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8AX.

Regular gifts to Christian Concern

Make a regular donation

Choose your direct debit amount and then click donate

Other options

Standing order

Please complete a standing order form and send it to: Christian Concern, 70 Wimpole Street, London W1G 8AX. Please do not send the form directly to your bank.

 
Download standing order form
Bank transfer

Please send your donation to the following account:

Account name: CCFON Limited
Account number: 93234878
Sort code: 20-49-76
SWIFTBIC: BUKBGB22
IBAN: GB48 BUKB 2049 7693 2348 78

Please use your postcode as the reference.

Charitable giving

Although Christian Concern is a not-for-profit company, because our work includes some non-charitable campaigning, we are not a registered charity. Gifts to Christian Concern are therefore ineligible for Gift Aid and we cannot accept charity vouchers.

There is, however, a registered charity, named 'Faith, Truth and Hope' (registered charity number 1121897), which has generously (but not exclusively) supported aspects of Christian Concern's work that are eligible for charitable funding. Faith, Truth and Hope does not fund Christian Concern’s campaigning work or the work carried out by the Christian Legal Centre.

If you are interested in giving tax-efficiently, and your gift is intended for the advance of the Christian gospel by equipping Christians and churches through activities like providing training, research, resources and information briefings, please consider making a donation to Faith, Truth and Hope.

Faith, Truth and Hope can accept charity vouchers, and donations to the charity are usually eligible for Gift Aid (if you pay sufficient UK tax).

If you wish to make a gift, please let the Faith, Truth and Hope administrator know by emailing info@faithtruthhope.org. Please also contact the administrator, if you have any questions about giving to Faith, Truth and Hope.

You can download the relevant Gift Aid form and standing order forms below.

Direct transfer

Please send your donation to the following account:

Account name: Faith Truth and Hope
Account number: 20979015
Sort code: 20-17-19

Please use your postcode as the reference.

Cheques and charity vouchers

Please send a cheque or charity voucher (made payable to Faith, Truth and Hope) to: Faith, Truth and Hope 70 Wimpole Street London W1G 8AX

 
Download standing order form
  
Download Gift Aid declaration

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