With a one-time donation, you provide immediate help to people in difficult life circumstances. Your donation enables the Croatian Red Cross to respond quickly to the urgent needs of individuals and families and to provide basic life necessities, support in crisis situations and the implementation of humanitarian programs.
Regardless of the amount, each donation contributes to protecting human dignity and improving the quality of life of people in need.
If you would like to donate directly by bank transfer, our details are:
IBAN: HR6923400091511555516
For payments from abroad
SWIFT: PBZGHR2X
You can also support the work of the Croatian Red Cross by setting up a standing order with your bank.
If you prefer to use payment cards and/or would like to donate using cryptocurrencies, you can do so through the form we have prepared for you.
Under the Croatian Red Cross Act, the Croatian Red Cross seeks, collects and distributes humanitarian aid provided by international organisations, willing donors, and Red Cross and Red Crescent national societies for needs in the Republic of Croatia.
We initiate, organise and carry out regular and emergency fundraising campaigns for people in need, including victims of armed conflicts and natural, environmental, technological and other disasters, as well as people living in difficult financial circumstances. We also maintain reserves of material goods for emergency situations.
The main goals of fundraising include encouraging solidarity, mutual assistance and the social security of citizens.
Anyone willing and able to help people in need can do so by donating funds or material goods to the Croatian Red Cross.
For information about other ways to support the Croatian Red Cross, select the "More about the programme" links below.
The work of the Croatian Red Cross can be supported by calling the donation hotline at 060 90 11 .
Funds can also be donated through Croatian Red Cross donation boxes.
The Croatian Red Cross continuously collects clothing, footwear, food and other material goods.
