EVERY GIFT MATTERS
Donate to SERVE
Financial support is the best way you can help SERVE work in solidarity with our overseas partners.
Make your Donation
When you donate to SERVE, you help us work in solidarity with partner organisations and communities through skills training, education, inclusion and long-term development programmes.
You can make a one-off donation or support SERVE throughout the year with a monthly gift.
Make a Monthly Donation
One of the most effective ways to donate to SERVE is through a monthly gift.
€21 per month could help provide emergency support following climate disasters or economic hardship in partner communities.
€50 per month could help support a graduate business start-up kit in Zimbabwe or Mozambique.
€100 one-off donation could help provide a specialised wheelchair for a person living with a disability in India.
* Did you know if you donate €250 or more in a year, we can claim a refund of tax paid on that donation? Read more and download tax relief form here.
Tax Relief on Donations
If you donate €250 or more to SERVE in a calendar year, SERVE may be able to claim additional tax relief on your donation at no extra cost to you.
Read more about tax relief and download the form.
Why donate to SERVE?
Donations to SERVE support programmes developed with our partner organisations in areas including skills training, education, disability inclusion and community development.
Other Ways to Donate
+Donate by Bank Transfer
+ Donate by Standing Order
+ Make a Legacy Gift
More Ways to Help SERVE
There are a number of ways you can help us
Frequently Asked Questions About Donations
SERVE is funded by generous donations from multiple sources. These are – community and online fundraising campaigns, regular giving and standing order donations, volunteer fundraisers throughout Ireland, as well as grants from major donors, trusts and foundations.
SERVE has strong funding relationships with Irish Aid, Electric Aid, RIS, JP McManus Charitable Fund and the European Union. SERVE is one of only 24 organisations who receive Civil Society Funding from Irish Aid for its priority Development Programme with Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
All donations are used as “seed capital” to get matching funds from donors.
With your generosity, we can continue to fund sustainable development programmes such as TVET scholarships and micro credit loans for young people in Mozambique and Zimbabwe, invest in skills training and educational equipment to combat youth unemployment, support disability awareness programmes in Bangalore India, and support community and educational development projects in Zambia and the Philippines. Your donations also help us to cover our expenses and running costs, from updating our website to paying electricity bills.
For any queries please contact us directly.
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