The key objectives of the St. Michael’s Hospice Charity are to raise as much money as possible from the EU, Cyprus Government, major business organisations and local businesses. The Charity also participates in fund raising events to procure as much financial support as possible for the development and operation of Archangel Michael Hospice.

Donations may be sent to:

St Michaels Hospice Charity,  P O Box 64225, 8073 Paphos, Cyprus

Or alternatively by arranging for it to be banked in the account of:

Hellenic Bank. Account no. 511 -01-438550-01    IBAN: CY84 0050 0511 0005 1101 4385 5001   
Swift Code: (BIC) Hellenic Bank – HEBACY2N

Cheques Should be made payable to: St Michael’s Hospice Charity Paphos

If making a donation direct to our bank it would be helpful if a note could be sent to the Treasurer at the above address in order that he can keep a watch for that amount so that he can acknowledge your generosity by way of a receipt.

GIFT AID
Whether yours is a one off donation or a standing order, if you are a UK taxpayer please consider signing up for Gift Aid. That will enable the Charity to reclaim tax you have paid on your donations. It means every £10 donated become worth £12.50 so it’s well worth while.

Click HERE for a Gift Aid Form for both one-off and regular donations – please complete the relevant section and forward to the SMHC address above

Note: St Michael’s Hospice Charity was one of the first to take advantage of changes to HMRC Gift Aid rules that now allows claims to be made for UK donations to a charity registered in another European Union country. Refunds already received have been worth over £1500!!

The Charity Bank Account was originally set by the Shrewsbury Catenians for a one off fund raising project. They then kindly offered to transfer it to SMHC so allowing us to minimise bank charges both for Donors and the Charity especially when transferring funds from the UK to the main Hospice account in Cyprus.

Then PLEASE let us know! Members of the Charity are experienced and can help you with publicity and organization, making the whole fund-raising experience more efficient and successful.

You should note that: if you are holding your event in a public place – like a taverna, café or hotel – under Cyprus law (which is now being strictly enforced) all charitable fund raising events must be either licensed or under a bona fide charity with a charity number. To raise funds for the Hospice you should use the St Michael’s Hospice Charity together with their number as an umbrella, to protect the fundraisers themselves, the venues and the Hospice.