A Gift or Donation
The mission of the Religious Sisters of Charity is focussed on their 4th vow of the Congregation – Service of the Poor – the sisters work to promote a fair and just world where the poor have access to what the rich can buy with money.
Education is key to the development of the countries where we work and the sisters work in participation with 
the poor so that they are enabled to develop ways in which they respond to the needs of the community where they live – whatever those needs may be:
- Education
- Poverty reduction
- Enhancing rural life projects
- Smallholder food productivity
- Fight against HIV and AIDS
- Water and sanitation projects
The Religious Sisters of Charity support a variety of ministries with outreach and education programmes. Your support to the Sisters of Charity will help these works grow and help more people in need.
- €5 contribution will help towards a child’s school books
- €10 will provide a family with a meal for a day
- €20 supports a music project for disadvantaged children in Ireland
- €25 will help towards counselling sessions for people involved in domestic violence
- €50 supports a child’s education for 1 school term in Nigeria, Malawi and Zambia
- €100 will help build basic homes for elderly people
- €450 will help a woman in Nigeria to start up her own business having acquired tailoring skills at our Training Centre
- €1,400 will build a block of community toilets to prevent outbreaks of cholera
Making a Bequest
A Bequest ensures your assets are distributed in the way that you wish after your death. A Bequest to the Religious Sisters of Charity will:
- Express your appreciation for the work of the Sisters of Charity in many parts of the world
- Enable Sisters of Charity ministries to continue working and enable people to take control of their own lives and lift themselves out of poverty
- Help the Sisters of Charity continue to make a difference to the lives of many poor people
Bequests can be made in several ways.
It is important to seek advice when making your Bequest so that your Will reflects your intentions.
Contact the Congregational Bursar for more information on the various ways you can make a Bequest, and the suitable wording for your Bequest.
The Congregational Bursar
Caritas
15 Gilford Road
Sandymount
Dublin 4
Telephone: + 353 1 269 7833
Email: bursar@rsccaritas.com
Your Generosity Remembered
Prayers are offered each day of the year by the sisters in each community in appreciation of the goodwill and generosity of our benefactors and for their support of the Congregation in furthering the mission of Service of the Poor.
