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Your donation to Gift of Life will help children in Russian hospitals beat cancer.

For bank transfers, please use our details below.

Gift of Life account details

Bank details: HSBC Bank Plc

65 Cornmarket Street, Oxford OX1 3HY

Account name: Gift of Life

Account number: 62818779

Sort code: 40 35 34

IBAN: GB29HBUK40353462818779

SWIFT/BIC: HBUKGB4B

Reference: DONATION

Alternative ways to donate

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Or choose one of the following options:

make a postal order
text ‘GOLF001 £1/2/3/4/5/10’ to 70070
send a cheque payable to Gift of Life to 2 Putney Hill, London, SW15 6AB
deposit your gift to our account at your local bank branch
transfer your gift via internet banking using our account details

Regular donations

Time is precious when treating childhood cancer. As most cancer charities working with children, Gift of Life constantly deals with urgent medical cases. Your regular donation can be a life-saver, since it will help us to ensure prompt diagnostics and timely medication delivery.

For regular donations you can:

set up a direct debit with your card by ticking a certain box on our Donate page
give a standing order to your bank
donate monthly with PayPal
subscribe to monthly donations at JustGiving.com

Gift Aid

Please sign Gift Aid, if you are a UK taxpayer and would like to increase your gift by 25 percent with a payoff from the government.

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