We operate services with the help of funds donated from our wonderful supporters. If you prefer to make a gift in-kind or collect practical goods, please choose from our list of urgently needed essentials.
Donate
Donate in memory
Create a memory page and tribute fund
Remember a loved one by creating a memory page and tribute fund in their name.
A note about giving
We know that not everyone is able to give, or to give every time.
Catholic tradition reminds us that generosity is not measured solely by the size of a gift. The parable account of the widow’s mite illustrates that gifts of every size, offered sacrificially and in faith, have equal dignity and value.
If you’re able to make a donation today, we invite you to be inspired by our gift catalogue by clicking the orange button below, for the difference your chosen donation could make. We promise to use your gift where the need is greatest.
Larger donations: If you’re considering making a significant donation and would like to understand what a difference and impact this could have, please contact our team.
Leaving a gift in your will: Another way you may choose to contribute to our mission to end poverty and homelessness across the diocese. These make a huge difference especially in how we can plan to support local children, families and adults in the future. Contact our team if you’d like to understand how your gift could be used.
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£35could provide professional support and time for people experiencing crisis to talk
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£85could provide a pack for or those unable to leave their home or bed due to disability or illness, so they can stay warm and cosy
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£350could provide everything needed for a raised bed or plot in our community allotment, such as plants, tools, clothing and compost
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£1,500could provide a room for a year for someone, preventing them becoming homeless
How your donation in memory has a lasting impact on someone’s life
Hannah was pregnant when she needed to flee an abusive relationship. At risk of homelessness, she arrived at our accommodation for young parents with few belongings and feeling very overwhelmed.
Getting in touch
Please don’t hesitate to contact Iona from our team should you have any questions or ideas to discuss.
She’s happy to help you find a way to celebrate the life of your loved one in a way that feels most appropriate for you.
Iona can be reached by calling 0161 817 2286 or emailing i.baxter@caritassalford.org.uk
Thank you.
Other ways to donate
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Give thanks for special occasions, everyday blessings and prayers answered, whilst supporting local people in crisis. Give the world something to celebrate.
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Caritas means love in action. There is no better way of ensuring your love lives on through practical action than by leaving a gift in your Will to Caritas Salford. Find out how to do that today.