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Monthly and annual giving

A recurring gift is what lets the hospital commit to long-course treatment and post-operative care, rather than treating what this month's donations will stretch to.

Why recurring

It buys a decision the hospital cannot otherwise make

A single gift pays for a treatment. A recurring one pays for a commitment: a dog that needs three months of dressing and physiotherapy can be admitted on the strength of income the hospital knows is coming.

Every line in the trust's donation scheme can be underwritten month by month — one bird's treatment, one animal's, a surgery, a van's fuel, a ward's medicine.

How often

A gift every month

The form offers one cadence for recurring giving, and this opens it with that already set. You choose the amount and the programme there.

Set up as a standing instruction with your bank or UPI app, and you can cancel it any time.

Where it goes

Or start from a programme

Pick a programme and the form opens set to a monthly gift for it. Unrestricted is the most useful gift the hospital can receive, and the honest option if you would rather not choose.

Giving from abroad

Foreign currency goes to the FCRA account

Indian law requires foreign contributions to arrive in the trust's FCRA-designated account at State Bank of India, New Delhi Main Branch. A domestic payment gateway cannot receive a foreign contribution on the trust's behalf, so a transfer has to be made to that account directly — and the trust asks to be told by email once it is done, so a receipt can follow.

Donations in foreign currency
Account holderJivdaya Charitable Trust
BankState Bank of India
Account number00000040108955543
FCRA code / IFSCSBIN0000691
SWIFTSBININBB104
FCRA registration041910439
BranchNew Delhi Main Branch, 11 Parliament Street, New Delhi 110001, India