The Good Samaritan Programme
Help change lives through regular monthly giving
Find What's On Your Heart
From crisis response to women at risk, we have a project for you. When you partner with us through our monthly giving programme, you are helping meet the needs of people who have been thrown into the ditches of life—victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, famine, and persecution.
Where Most Needed
Whether it’s providing emergency aid for victims of conflict or natural disaster, clean water for a family in Africa, care and training to lift a family out of crippling poverty, or practical care for new mothers, a gift to Samaritan's Purse is a gift that will have a big difference in the lives of the people with whom we work, all in Jesus' Name.
Your partnership will bring hope and transformation to the lives of those who currently live with poverty and injustice.
Clean Water
Providing clean water, coupled with health and hygiene education, is perhaps the most effective measure we can take in preventing infectious disease. Your gift for clean water can provide tanks, filters, latrines, hygiene training, and other essential measures to protect water sources and prevent the spread of disease. Find out more.
Operation Christmas Child
Millions of people just like you pack shoebox gifts for our Operation Christmas Child project each year, and we work with church partners all around the world to hand out the gifts and share the Good News of God's greatest gift, His Son Jesus.
A regular donation towards the life-changing work of Operation Christmas Child can be critical in supporting the collection, processing, and shipping of shoebox gifts to children in need around the world. Find out more.
International Crisis Response
Our mission is to bring hope and light in the darkest situations as soon as we can when disaster strikes. We come alongside hurting people to bring emergency relief and practical help in the Name of Jesus Christ.
Working through the local church and partners on the ground, your gift provides critical relief in Jesus' Name. Find out more.
Medical Ministries
Common ailments often go undetected in many developing countries and quickly become a matter of life or death. Most face the real threat of never receiving life-giving treatment. Samaritan's Purse provides doctors, nurses, medical equipment, and other aid while administering hope through the healing power of the Great Physician.
With your support, those living with conditions such as heart defects, cleft lips and cataracts can receive life-changing surgery, and together we can show them how precious they are in the eyes of God. Find out more.
Animals, Agriculture & Livelihoods
Samaritan's Purse is helping provide thousands of impoverished farmers, herders, and fishermen around the world with the resources and training they need to feed their families while obtaining a modest income that can be used for education, medical care, or other needs. Find out more.
Women at Risk
We believe all women and girls should have the opportunity to survive and thrive, leading healthy and dignified lives.
From caring for women at risk of gender-based violence to educating communities at risk of falling prey to trafficking, your partnership helps equip and protect the vulnerable, while sharing the true hope of the Gospel. Find out more.
Why Become a Good Samaritan Partner?
Easy & Reliable
We reliably debit the agreed amount, so that there is no effort for you.
Monthly Updates
You will receive monthly emails with stories of the impact your giving has.
Annual Impact Report
Once a year, we will send you a full impact report showing the difference you are making around the world.
Ministry Calendar
Receive your annual Samaritan’s Purse calendar, featuring 12 different ministry projects that you are helping make possible.
Prayer
As you lift up your heart project in prayer, we would also love to pray for you. Drop us an email with your prayer requests to donorservices@samaritans-purse.org.uk or call us on 020 8559 2044.
“But a Samaritan, as he journeyed, came to where he was, and when he saw him, he had compassion.”
Luke 10:33 (ESV)
