OTHER WAYS TO DONATE

CHECKS

Donations by check (USD) can be sent to:

Lifting Hands International
1167 W Brooklyn Ave
Salt Lake City, UT 84104 USA

Please indicate the name of the program you would like to support on the memo line of your check. Donations with no specified program will be directed to our Greatest Need fund.

DONATE CRYPTOCURRENCY

LHI now accepts donations of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other cryptocurrencies! We’ve partnered with The Giving Block, the industry leader in facilitating secure cryptocurrency donations. Now you can use the world’s most innovative currencies to help meet the most basic needs of refugee families everywhere. Click here to learn more.

EUR & GBP DONATIONS

Donations in EUR and GBP can be made directly from your bank accounts by wire transfer to the accounts listed below. Important: Please include a note with your name and email address so we can send you a donation receipt. Additionally, include the name of the program you intend to support. Donations with no specified program will be directed to our Greatest Need fund.

ACH DONATIONS AND GIFTS OF APPRECIATED STOCK

We also welcome USD Wires, ACH Donations, and Gifts of Appreciated Stock. To make such a donation, please contact Patrick Petro at patrick@lhi.org, who will help ensure your gift is processed properly.

PLANNED GIVING

Make refugee work part of your legacy by designating Lifting Hands International as a beneficiary in your will. It's easy, doesn't require any financial commitment now, and you can change your plans anytime. Online services like FreeWill.com make it simple (be sure to select the option to notify LHI about your plans). If you already have LHI designated as a beneficiary in your will or you use another service to create one now, please let us know about your plans by sending an email to info@lhi.org. Thank you!

THANK YOU!

Lifting Hands International guarantees that all donations will go towards helping refugees. In the field of refugee assistance, however, new needs can emerge and circumstances in the field can change rapidly. Consequently, funds may occasionally need to be redirected to programs other than those for which they were designated.