There are many ways you can donate, here's how
Gifts in Wills and In Memory Donations
Your gift today helps remove the worry of paying bills for someone with cancer
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Your gift today helps remove the worry of paying bills during a person's cancer experience
Ways to donate
You can pay directly into our bank by using the following details. Please do add in a reference so we know where the money came from.
Name: Jersey Cancer Relief
Acct: 21294288
Sort: 40-25-34
Please post cheques to Jersey Cancer Relief, 35 Burrard Street, St Helier, JE2 4WS. Please provide a brief not of what the donation is for and your details so we can say thank you.
If you would like to make a regular donation to Jersey Cancer Relief you can simply set up a standing order with your bank. If you have phone banking this can be done on your bank's app. Alternatively pop into your bank to set it up. Please provide the below details to set up the regular donation.
- Name: Jersey Cancer Relief
- Acct: 21294288
- Sort: 40-25-34
We have a just giving page where you can set up a fundraising page or make a donation. Jersey Cancer Relief - JustGiving
We have a local online provider for donations and events https://sportsgiving.co.uk/donate/jersey-cancer-relief
From time to time we have items for sale at our centre. Pop in or give us a call to see what is available.
When you make a donation of £50 or more to Jersey Cancer Relief and are a Jersey tax payer you can increase the donation by 25p in every £1 which will make a huge difference.
Please visit the Gov.je site for all up-to-date information. There is a form to complete that you submit with your donation to enable us to claim the Jersey Gift Aid. For every £50 donation Jersey Gift Aid generates an additional £12.50.
Follow this link download the Jersey Gift Aid form: Making donations to charity (gov.je)
"Thank you so much to everyone at JCR the support given to us has been amazing. We really appreciate everyone’s help and in particular the funding for accommodation is a huge weight off my shoulders"
Anon