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Giving from Spain
Submitted by elizabeth_bluck on 12 August, 2008 - 13:38.
We are a small charity - Prospect Burma - and one of our supporters in Spain would like to raise funds for us there and has translated a page into Spanish to go up on our website. At present we use Just Giving for online donations and I can give them our swift code and iban number to transfer funds through their bank. Do I simply give Euro equivalents and translate the JustGiving logo into Spanish - what do other small charities do about making it easy for supporters in Spain/Europe to donate? Many thanks for any advice, Elizabeth Bluck
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If you're likely to attract significant foreign currency, you should consider Worldpay.
I used to plug them a lot, until recently when I discovered Charitygiving.com.
However, the current Charity offer from Worldpay is excellent, and, since they are owned by major banks, foreign currency transfers are not a problem. I haven't checked currency charges, but it used to be free for the major currencies (Sterling, Euro, Dollar)
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We often receive payments from abroad with Paypal. It costs a bit (though they do a reduced fee for non-profits), and they can't include gift aid, but of course if the donors are not UK taxpayers they wouldn't be eligible to make the donation using gift aid.