How can I donate
People experiencing or at risk of homelessness are some of the most marginalised in society. Not having a safe and stable home can make it harder to find a job, stay healthy, and maintain relationships.
Your support can provide women, men and families the support they need. From securing a home with our emergency grant or making a house a home with our sustainability fund.
Donate today and help people experiencing homelessness find a safe place to call home.
Donate online
It’s quick, easy and hassle-free. Click the donate now button to complete your donation in a few simple steps.
Donate over the phone
Just call us on 0800 082 82 84 to make a one-off donation, set up a Direct Debit or to cancel a donation. Lines are open 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday.
Donate by post
If you wish to make a one-off donation by cheque or postal orders, please make them payable to St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity and send them to the address below.
St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity
5 St Martin’s Place
London
WC2N 4JH
If you are a UK taxpayer and would like to reclaim the tax you have paid on your donation through the Gift Aid scheme, you can download our Gift Aid declaration. Just print it, fill it in and send it to us with your cheque. Alternatively, you can fill out a Gift Aid form here.
By CAF
You can make a payment directly from your CAF Account. Please add the reference ‘St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity.’
If making a donation via CAF voucher, please make it payable to St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity while they are still valid.
By bank transfer
If you prefer to donate via bank transfer, please send an email to info@stmartinscharity.org.uk, so that we can securely pass on the correct details to you.
Leave a gift in your Will
By leaving a gift in your Will to St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity, you can make sure that we continue to provide the best possible support – for generations to come. Find out more or email us at info@stmartinscharity.org.uk.
Read more about the people we have helped
Alexandra*
Alexandra* became homeless when she left an abusive relationship. She packed two bags, gathered her three young children, and fled with just £15 to her name. Making the decision to leave was not easy….
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Gary
Gary’s mental health suffered after he faced the loss of his younger brother five years ago. This led to him turning to alcohol to cope with the grief, and he developed an alcohol dependency. The addi…
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Zoe*
St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity funds Rowan Alba‘s psychology project, in Edinburgh, a project that embeds a clinical psychologist in two supported accommodation homes to deliver targeted mental…
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