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International Committee of the Red Cross

19 Avenue de la paix
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
Tel: +41 22 734 60 01
Fax: +41 22 733 20 57

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Appia bus stop: Bus 8, F, V or Z

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14 Chemin d'Ecogia
1290 Versoix
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Tel: +41 22 730 38 00
Fax: +41 22 730 38 99

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Find the answers to frequently asked questions about donating to the ICRC, including where your money goes, earmarking, online donations, tax and privacy.

How can I be sure my payment has been accepted?

If you entered a valid email address, you will receive a message confirming your donation.
If you don't receive an email within about 15 minutes, please contact us to request a confirmation of your donation.
I have a "No advertising" sticker on my mailbox. Why am I still getting your mailings?

The Swiss postal service allows many non-profit organizations to distribute non-commercial post, even to mailboxes with the "No advertising" sticker. This is the case for the ICRC.
Mailings are an important way for us to raise awareness of our work. We usually receive a positive response from recipients.
But if you've made a donation to the ICRC and would prefer not to receive post from us, that is not a problem. Please contact our supporter care team and they'll take care of it.
How can I volunteer for the ICRC?

The ICRC does not take on volunteers, but we encourage you to contact your country's National Society for opportunities to volunteer for them. You may also be interested in volunteering for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
Please visit our jobs page for information about current vacancies.
Does the ICRC accept donations in kind (clothing, food, water, etc.)?

Unfortunately, we cannot accept donations in kind, be they medicines or any other items.
Assistance programmes are highly complex operations. All products must meet very precise quality standards and be suitable for the location and environment where they'll be used. Moreover, it would require substantial resources to sort, store and transport items received in kind.
We suggest you contact your country's National Red Cross or Red Crescent Society instead. They often have a system for collecting donated items and distributing them locally.

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General donation enquiries

Supporter Care Team
- Tel: +41 22 730 21 71
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Partnerships with businesses, foundations and trusts

Partnerships Unit
- Tel: +41 22 730 31 15
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Marie-Jo Girod
- Bequests and Donations Manager
- Tel: +41 22 730 33 76
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Audrey Brasier
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- Tel: +41 22 730 34 70
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Ewan Watson

Anastasia Isyuk

Africa

Aurélie Lachant

Crystal Wells

Jean-Yves Clémenzo

Near and Middle East

Iolanda Jaquemet

Ralph El Hage

Asia and the Pacific

Sanela Bajrambasic

Graziella Leite Piccoli

Gervais Valery Mboah Nana

Europe and Central Asia

Elodie Schindler

Matthew Morris

Frédéric Joli

David-Pierre Marquet

Galina Balzamova

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Patricia Rey Gonzales

Marc Kilstein

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Matthew Clancy

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Guy Alexander Thomas

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General donation enquiries

Supporter Care Team

Partnerships with businesses, foundations and trusts

Partnerships Unit

Legacy

Marie-Jo Girod

Major gifts

Audrey Brasier