Donate to charity
Contribute towards eye surgery, cancer care or emergency relief. Fund cancer treatment, emergency food, water and shelter, and vision-restoring surgery.
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How do I donate to charity here?
Use the form on this page. Choose a cause, choose an amount, and give once or every month. You will receive an email receipt. Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary. Payroll, cryptocurrency and gifts in wills sit on ways to donate. US-dollar checkout is the US donate page.
This is the checkout. Named appeals, programme hubs and other methods sit one click away if you want more detail first.
Gift Aid starts when Charity Commission registration is granted (application 5290505). Please give what you can today.
What will my donation to charity provide?
Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary. Suggested amounts contribute to the selected programme; they do not guarantee a particular kit, treatment or outcome. Disaster gifts buy food, clean water, hygiene kits and shelter. Suggested amounts are contributions, not published hospital quotes or audited costs per outcome.
Choose Eye Surgery if you want a sight-restoring operation. Choose Cancer Treatment for all types of cancer at partner hospitals — not laboratory research and not UK NHS care. Choose Emergency Relief for food, water and shelter after a flood, earthquake or tsunami.
Where Most Needed lets trustees send an unrestricted gift to the most urgent list that week. We do not invent caseloads. The amounts below contribute to the programme; they are not verified unit prices or beneficiary counts.
| Gift | What it typically funds |
|---|---|
| £10 | Contribution towards your selected programme; actual costs and outcomes vary |
| £25 | Contribution towards your selected programme; actual costs and outcomes vary |
| £50 | Contribution towards your selected programme; actual costs and outcomes vary |
| £100 | Contribution towards your selected programme; actual costs and outcomes vary |
| £200 | Contribution towards your selected programme; actual costs and outcomes vary |
| £250 | Contribution towards your selected programme; actual costs and outcomes vary |
Partner-quoted typical costs, not a named-patient guarantee. For a fuller breakdown see how far your donation goes.
Which causes can I donate to?
You can donate to charity for eye surgery, cancer treatment, emergency relief, or where most needed. Cancer gifts fund all types of cancer. Disaster gifts are food, water, hygiene kits and shelter only. Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary. This page is the general checkout.
If you want a named campaign, open the Humanitarian Appeal, Crisis Appeal, Disasters Emergency Relief, the Gift of Sight Appeal, the Cancer Emergency Appeal, the Indonesia Emergency Appeal or the Pakistan Floods Appeal. Those pages mark the gift. This page is the general donate-to-charity checkout.
We do not operate hospitals or fly our own clinical teams. Licensed partner clinicians deliver care. Local relief partners buy food, water and shelter nearby. We do not send cash to individuals.
Eye surgery
Sight-restoring cataract operations for patients who cannot pay. Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary.
Cancer treatment
Imaging, surgery and chemotherapy for all types of cancer. Not research. Not NHS care.
Emergency relief
Food, clean water, hygiene kits and shelter after floods, earthquakes and tsunamis. Disaster gifts do not rebuild homes or fund medical clinics.
Can I donate to charity every month?
Yes. Choose monthly on the form. A regular gift helps trustees plan surgical lists and keep emergency kits ready between headlines. You can change or cancel later. One-off gifts are welcome too. Please set a regular amount on this page.
Monthly giving is explained in more depth on the monthly giving page. Start here if you already know you want to give. Gift Aid, when registration is granted, can apply to qualifying UK monthly gifts as well as one-off gifts.
Where does my charity donation go?
Gifts pay partner hospitals and vetted local relief partners against trustee-approved lists. We do not send cash to individuals. We do not claim a 100% donation policy. Restricted gifts stay with the cause you pick. Read how we work if you want the grant path in full.
Restricted gifts stay with the cause you pick: eye surgery, cancer treatment or emergency relief. Unrestricted gifts (Where Most Needed) can move to the most urgent programme. Disaster money does not rebuild houses, fund livelihoods, or pay for medical clinics.
World Aid Network is a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Charity Commission registration is in progress (application 5290505). ICO reference ZC156579. We will not publish a registered charity number until one is issued.
Is World Aid Network a registered charity?
World Aid Network is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation in England and Wales. Charity Commission registration is in progress (application 5290505). Do not assume a Gift Aid top-up is currently available; eligibility and required records must be confirmed. The registration status page has the live wording.
You can donate to charity on this page now. Gift Aid declarations will be used once registration is granted; we will contact UK taxpayers when that happens. Do not wait for a charity number if you want to fund treatment or relief today.
How else can I give besides this page?
This page is for a donation to charity today. Payroll giving, cryptocurrency, donated shares, gifts in wills, in-memory tributes and fundraising are on ways to donate. US-dollar gifts are on the US donate page. Suggested amounts contribute to the selected programme; they do not guarantee a particular kit, treatment or outcome.
If you want to leave a gift in your will, use the legacy giving page and provide for your family first. If you want to give Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency, start at crypto giving. Suggested amounts contribute to the selected programme; they do not guarantee a particular kit, treatment or outcome.
Frequently asked questions
How do I donate to charity with World Aid Network?
Use the form on this page. Choose a cause and amount, then give once or monthly. To give in US dollars, use worldaidnetwork.org/give. Other methods are listed at worldaidnetwork.org/ways-to-donate.
Is this the pound checkout?
Yes. This page is the pound checkout. Gift Aid starts when Charity Commission registration is granted (application 5290505). To give in US dollars, use worldaidnetwork.org/give.
Can I give in US dollars?
Yes. Use this page for pounds, or worldaidnetwork.org/give for US dollars. World Aid Network is a UK CIO, not a US 501(c)(3), so gifts are generally not tax-deductible there.
Is Gift Aid available yet?
Not yet. World Aid Network is a UK CIO with Charity Commission registration in progress (application 5290505). Eligibility and required records must be confirmed before any Gift Aid claim. See worldaidnetwork.org/gift-aid and worldaidnetwork.org/about/registration-status.
Where does my donation go?
Funds pay partner hospitals and vetted local relief partners against trustee-approved lists — never as cash to individuals. Programmes are eye surgery, cancer treatment, and emergency food, water and shelter.
Do you send 100% of donations overseas?
No. World Aid Network does not claim a 100% donation policy. Gifts on this page fund programme costs at partner hospitals and local partners. How grants are released is explained at worldaidnetwork.org/how-we-work.
Can I donate to cancer treatment or eye surgery?
Yes. Choose Cancer Treatment or Eye Surgery on the form. Cancer gifts fund all types of cancer, not research and not NHS care. Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary. Named pages: worldaidnetwork.org/appeal/cancer-emergency and worldaidnetwork.org/appeal/gift-of-sight.
Can I donate to charity every month?
Yes. Select monthly on this form, or read worldaidnetwork.org/monthly-giving. You can change or cancel a regular gift later.
Do you run a charity lottery?
No. A lottery ticket is gambling, not a donation, and Gift Aid does not apply. World Aid Network does not run a lottery, raffle or sweepstake. See worldaidnetwork.org/charity-lottery. Give on this page instead.
Which other World Aid Network pages should I read?
Stay on this page to donate to charity now. The links below are programme hubs, named appeals and other ways to give — not extra checkouts.
Ways to donate
Payroll, crypto, shares, legacy, in-memory and more.
Charity lottery UK
We do not run a lottery. Tickets are gambling, not gifts.
Crypto giving
Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Solana and BNB. Converted to sterling for emergency food, water and shelter.
Monthly giving
A regular gift helps plan surgery lists and relief kits.
Gift Aid
Current Gift Aid status and eligibility requirements.
Best charities to donate to
We do not rank. Check filings, then give if the mandate matches.
Best charity for cancer
We do not rank. Donate if treatment access matches.
Children's charity donation
Help children — cataract, childhood cancer or emergency relief. Not a named-child scheme.
Sponsor a child
Sponsor a child’s cataract, cancer treatment or food and water — not a letter scheme.
Cataract charity UK
Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary. Not listed on /appeal.
Gift of Sight Appeal
Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary.
Cancer Emergency Appeal
Treatment for all types of cancer — not research.
Humanitarian Appeal
Standing fund — food, water, hygiene kits and shelter in a humanitarian emergency.
Crisis Appeal
Standing fund — food, water, hygiene kits and shelter when a crisis hits.
Disasters Emergency Relief
Standing fund — food, water, hygiene kits and shelter after disaster.
Emergency relief
Food, water and shelter after disaster.
What is emergency aid?
How emergency aid works — food, water, hygiene kits and shelter.
Clean Water Charity
Water charity — emergency drinking water, not wells.
Legacy giving
Leave a gift in your will. How-to: UK will-writing guide.
How to make a will UK
Seven steps, witnessing, executors and intestacy. Not legal advice.
How we work
Grants to partners, not cash to individuals.
Registration status
Charity Commission application 5290505.
Donate in US dollars
USD checkout. Not a 501(c)(3).
Charity virtual gifts
Dedicate a donation in someone’s name. Email a name for a digital card.
Giving Tuesday 2026
Tuesday 1 December. Donate here. Not an official Giving Tuesday partner.
Christmas Appeal
Around £200 is a planning estimate for cataract surgery; actual quotes, services and clinical needs vary. Not listed on /appeal.
Muslim charity & Christian charity
Secular UK charity. Donors of every faith are welcome.
Digital Shoebox Appeal
Suggested amounts contribute to the selected programme; they do not guarantee a particular kit, treatment or outcome.
How can I donate to charity today?
Use the form on this page. About £200 funds one complete cataract operation. Your gift pays partner hospitals and local partners — never cash to individuals.