There are many ways in which you can help with our work at LUNA.

Buying from our virtual shop: All the items for sale are from areas affected by conflict and 100% of the money we make from selling them will go directly towards our projects.

Volunteer: We always need volunteers with relevant skills. For example; fundraising, film, researchers. Please remember that no-one involved in LUNA receives a salary or payment for their work as we want 100% of the money raised to go to people in need of help and support. If you have skills to offer, time to spare and are passionate about the work of Luna please do get in touch: carly.raby@googlemail.com

The final way you can help is by making a financial donation. Luna is a wonderful charity to donate to because all your donation goes directly to implementing our projects.  If you check out the current projects section, you can even tell us exactly what you would like your money to go towards. We need donations to be able to undertake the work we do.

Donate Online.. Online donations are made by Credit/Debit card via PayPal to: Luna Childrens Charity Reg. Charity# 1127169 Your donation will go straight towards improving the lives of children and young people affected by trauma, and will enable us to continue the essential work we are doing to improve people's lives. To Learn more about PayPal, please click the logo below.

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“I was so passionate about the work that Luna do that I donated £1,500 last Christmas. I couldn’t believe that my donation actually made a whole project possible and I was so excited that I travelled with Luna to Rwanda to see the work being carried out. I was really moved and had an amazing week with Luna. The work they are doing is really helping people. I attended their training and so many people came up and thanked me, and told me that what Luna had done would help them so much in all the work that they do. It was unbelievable that my money made something like this possible, that it went such a long way and that it has helped so much to meet people’s needs in Rwanda.”(Adriana 2008)