Make a Donation

Help us continue our mission of bring hope to families affected by Dravet Syndrome

Thanks to our awesome fundraisers, last year we were able to help more than 500 families living with Dravet Syndrome - from providing grants and other support, sharing expert information around COVID-19 and funding innovative medical research. It's easy to donate to DSUK. Read on to find out more.

By bank transfer

You can submit fundraising money directly to our charity bank account: CAF Bank, Bank Account Name: Dravet Syndrome UK, Account number: 00019572, Sort Code: 40-52-40. IMPORTANT - when making a transaction and attempting to 'verify the payee' it may say that our details are not recognised. Please ignore this and proceed.

By setting up a standing order

Monthly giving provides a dependable base of support, ensuring donations are invested in long-term projects. Click here to download a standing order form.

Download the Form

By Facebook

Add the ‘Donate’ button to your Facebook page, posts or videos. Tag https://www.facebook.com/dravetsyndromeuk and follow the instructions. Donors can choose to give a one-time or monthly recurring gift.

Visit our Facebook Page

Via our JustGiving page

This is a secure way to donate online. You can make a one-off donation, set up regular donations or sponsor someone who is doing an event for us.

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By text message

It's easy to donate by text*.
To donate £3, text DSUK to 70331.
To donate £5, text DSUK to 70970.
To donate £10, text DSUK to 70191.
*A text will cost your donation amount + standard network message charge. Fundraising, payments and donations will be processed and administered by the National Funding Scheme (Charity No: 1149800), operating as DONATE. Please click the link for Terms & Conditions.

Terms and Conditions

By cheque

Please make cheques payable to "Dravet Syndrome UK" and send to our registered address at: Dravet Syndrome UK, PO Box 756, Chesterfield, S43 9EB

How we make the most of your donations

For every £1 spent, 80p is spent on charitable activities, 20p on fundraising and a negligible amount on generating income. Read more about the impact of your donations here.