Make a Donation
The LDN Research Trust is a non-profit-making registered charity whose aim is to enhance awareness of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), and the promotion and funding of research and clinical trials of LDN as a treatment for Multiple Sclerosis and other autoimmune diseases.
To help us continue our work to bring relief to all people with Multiple Sclerosis, and other conditions we would appreciate help with fund raising, either in cash or in kind. You can be sure that all contributions are greatly appreciated, however small.
Any online donations or purchases made via this website in support of the charity will be processed securely online or other methods of payment can also be used
You can make a donation to the charity in many ways:
Text Donations
To send a text donation from a UK mobile phone, text LDNRT06 to 70070 and add the amount £1, £2, £5, £10 or the amount you wish to donate. We receive 100% of all donations and they even claim the Gift Aid back for us, if you are a UK Tax Payer.
1: My Charity Page - Link
My Charity Page is our preferred method as there are NO fees plus if you are a UK tax payer they claim the gift aid back for us! We receive 100% of the money donated.
2. Bank Payment / Internet Banking - you can make a payment either at any Barclays Bank or online using these details
Simply make a payment to:
Barclay's Bank PLC
Account Name: LDN Research Trust
Sort Code: 20 03 26
Account Number: 60515213
3. By Post
Send any cheques, payable to LDN Research Trust, to:
LDN Research Trust
PO BOX 1083
Buxton
NORWICH
NR10 5WY
UK
4. Set up a regular standing order
http://ldnurl.info/standing_order_form
5. By using Charity Choice
Charity Choice Website Link
Businesses can make charitable donations which are tax deductible.
6: Give as you earn is another idea. Link
7: Paypal
Gift Aid
If you're a UK Tax Payer wishing to make a donation, please fill in the Gift Aid Form. From everything you donate, the LDN Research Trust can claim back an extra 22% from the Inland Revenue. In this way, a £10 donation increases to £12.82 after the tax is re-claimed.