Donate
We rely on fundraising and donations to continue our work.
Donating money
Our Centre Members are rebuilding their lives in the UK, surrounded by unfamiliar systems, far from family and friends. You can show your commitment to making them feel welcomed and supported by donating funds for our vital projects.
You can choose to make a one-off gift or sign up to give regularly. Regular, reliable income means we can plan for the future and develop dependable services for those that need it most.
Tip: If you are a UK tax payer, you can increase the value of your donation through the Gift Aid scheme. Please tick the Gift Aid box when making your donation. If you are planning to donate by bank transfer, please contact us and we can provide you with a Gift Aid form.
If you have any questions, then please get in contact with Elli.
Alison Lowe OBE, West Yorkshire’s Deputy Mayor for Policing & Crime, showcased the generous grant from Mayor Tracy Brabin.
Students from Calderdale College ESOL raised funds through their recipe book, A Taste of Home, and donated the proceeds to St Augustine’s Centre.
Student fundraisers from Crossley Heath’s Sixth Form handed over an incredible £1,000 donation to support our work.
Former Mayor of Calderdale, Cllr Ann Kingstone, raised an incredible £16,792 for St Augustine’s Centre through a year of dedicated fundraising and support.
Ashley generously donated £300 to support our football team, helping Centre Members stay active, and connected.