We rely on your donations

All donations received stay here in Jersey and help maintain and run our lifeboats. We really do appreciate all of your support.
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If you’d like to make a donation to the Jersey Lifeboat Association, you can do so here.

We appreciate every penny that is donated to us. Generous donations like yours provide the financial and morale support needed to continue succeed in our goal.
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If you’d like to make a donation to the Jersey Lifeboat Association, you can do so here.

We appreciate every penny that is donated to us. Generous donations like yours provide the financial and morale support needed to continue succeed in our goal.

Make a one-off donation

You can make a simple one-off donation to the JLA. Every penny is appreciated and spent on maintaining the lifeboat services provided here in Jersey.

Make regular donations

Setting up regular donations to the JLA - whether that is monthly, quarterly or annually, is easy. It's also very much appreciated.

become one of our helpers

We are always looking for new helpers. Can you spare a few hours to help us run our stall or our other fundraising events? There are various ways you can help us.

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Donating £50 or more?

If you live in Jersey and want to donate £50 or more to us, please make sure you’re aware of the rules.

In Summary

Read a summary of the rules around giving to charity

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Full Details

You can read the full information at the Government's website.

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Tax Certificate

Use this link to download the tax certificate that you will require.

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Giving to charity

If you live in Jersey and pay income tax you can give money using the lump sum donation scheme. The charity will then get an additional 25p for every £1 you donate.

All you have to do is donate £50 or more and complete a lump sum donation form or use the charity’s online giving form.

This is how it works:

You decide to give £100 to charity.

You complete the details of your donation either online or using a paper form and send this to the charity with your donation.

The charity sends the record of your donation to the Taxes Office.

The charity gets an additional £25.

When you complete your tax return, enter the details of the donation in the charitable giving section.