Give as you pay - CAFOD credit card

Every time you use a CAFOD credit card, you support our work to help people rise out of poverty

CAFOD is proud to introduce a credit card, in association with The Co-operative Bank, the only UK high street bank with a strict Ethical Policy.

Switching from your existing credit card need not cost you any extra** yet will raise much-needed funds as The Co-operative Bank will give CAFOD:

  • £15 as soon as you open your account
  • a further £2.50 if the card is used within six months
  • 25p for every £100 you spend or transfer* from your existing cards to your new CAFOD card

Far more than a way to pay

The money that The Co-operative Bank gives us will support a huge variety of projects working with our partners throughout the developing world. Here are just a few examples:

  • £15 could help to educate a child who has been orphaned by AIDS
  • £2.50 could pay for seeds to plant a field of beans to provide a living for a family in East Timor
  • Even 25p makes a difference – in fact every single penny raised by the CAFOD credit cards can help someone take their first steps out of poverty towards a brighter future

Responsible spending

CAFOD is aware that debt is a very real issue and as a responsible organisation, we do not want anyone to take on spending that they can’t afford. But if you already use a credit card, we hope you will consider switching to a new CAFOD credit card instead.

To find out more about interest rates and terms and conditions, simply call the Co-operative Bank on 0800 002 006, quoting reference 56228, and apply for a credit card you can be proud to carry.

You can also visit the Cooperative Bank website to find out more.


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More than three million people in Colombia have been forced to flee their homes during decades of fighting between guerrilla groups, paramilitaries and the army - the highest number of displaced people in the world after Sudan [CARITAS Colombia/CAFOD]

Support our partners in their struggle

CAFOD has repeatedly asked the UK government to press the Colombian authorities to publicly defend human rights. Please support this call to action and the work of our partners in Colombia by emailing your MP now.

YOU can make a difference

The CAFOD-funded National Federation of Fishworkers organises fishermen to defend their rights [Nithila Mariampillai/HUDEC]

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Fairly-traded Christmas cards and gifts make wonderful presents for friends and family, while supporting our vital work at the same time

Published on 16/12/2005, last updated on 30/09/2008
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Moruk (far right) farms watermelons with his friends, after turning his back on a life dealing in black market goods [CAFOD] Change of heart bears fruit in East Timor

Meet Moruk, who turned his life around from being a black market dealer, to being a proud farmer of watermelons

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