Donate – Change lives

Your Donation Makes a Difference. Together we can bring hope for people and communities.

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Every donation counts.

Donate to support our mission, development or humanitarian work. Fida aims to bring hope and a better future to all, especially to children living in poverty. We also do relief work in crisis areas and respond to natural disasters. Your donation will change the lives of children and women and other vulnerable people.

Donating by bank transfer in Finland

Bank: Nordea Bank Finland Plc (Äyritie 20, 01600 Vantaa, Finland)
Account Name: Fida International ry
IBAN: FI4122871800005256
BIC: NDEAFIHH

Bank Transfer Codes

558002	Food for life, fundraising for development cooperation
570077	Ukraine Aid
512006	Missions
550000	Development cooperation
570006	Humanitarian assistance and emergency relief

Recycle and Help

You can support our work by donating used clothes, furniture and household items to Fida Secondhand Shops – one of the largest and oldest secondhand chains in Finland.

Donating for Fida Secondhand is available in Finland.

Donating in the USA or Canada

Your donation will change the lives of children and women and other vulnerable people.

You can make a donation by cheque or donate online. Read specific instructions.

Latest news

News

Two African children on the beach with a fishing boat in the background.

Tanzanian church does remarkable work for children and youth with disabilities

Tanzania still has a long way to go to achieve equality and human rights for all. Fida and the Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FPCT) have made significant progress in improving the rights of children with disabilities. The partnership has brought them from the corners of their homes to school.

6.3.2024

Article

Vanhempi romaninainen istuu romanitytön ja romaninaisen kanssa oven kynnyksellä.

Significant Change in the Roma Community – A Story of Hope Unfolds in Kiseljak

In the early 2000s, the Roma community in Kiseljak, Bosnia, lived in extreme poverty, lacking access to water, electricity, and basic rights. Sixty percent of children didn’t attend school, and child marriages were common. Begging was a frequent means of survival. Yet, amidst the hardship, a spark of hope began to ignite.

22.12.2023

Stories

Nuori bosnialainen mies nojaa parturiliikkeensä ikkunaan.

Ajdin is in his dream profession

Good news from Bosnia reaches Finland: young Roma in Tuzla have completed their vocational training and found employment. Today, we meet one of these determined youth, Ajdin.

21.12.2023