Stand with us
Your gift becomes protection
Every contribution funds legal support, vocational training and job creation led by the communities themselves.
Safeguarded spending
Independent audits and community oversight on every programme budget.
Transparent reporting
Donors receive an itemised impact report twice a year.
Payment processing is not yet connected — this is a preview of the giving flow.
Mobile money transfer
Give from your phone in Rwanda
Send your gift to Social Aid for Protection CBC using MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money. Use the codes below, then keep your SMS confirmation as a receipt.
MTN Mobile Money
MoMo PAY CODE: 49540
*182*8*1*49540#
- 1.Dial *182*8*1*49540# on your MTN line.
- 2.Enter the amount you wish to give.
- 3.Confirm with your Mobile Money PIN.
- 4.Keep the SMS confirmation as your receipt.
Airtel Money
AIRTEL CODE: 3349540
*500*1*3349540#
- 1.Dial *500# on your Airtel line and choose Pay Bill / Send Money.
- 2.Enter the Airtel code 3349540.
- 3.Enter the amount and confirm with your Airtel Money PIN.
- 4.Keep the SMS confirmation as your receipt.
Direct bank transfer
Deposit straight to our account
Account number (USD)
4494091782
- Bank name
- BPR Bank
- Account name
- Social Aid for Protection CBC
- Currency
- USD
- Branch
- Kigali Main Branch
- SWIFT code
- BPRWRWRW
After transferring, please upload your deposit slip in the giving form so our finance team can allocate your gift to the right programme.
Other channels
Give the way that suits you
Mobile money, card or bank deposit — all channels feed the same transparent ledger, and you can upload your deposit slip so we allocate the gift correctly.
Mobile Money
MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money — approve on your phone.
Credit or debit card
Visa and Mastercard accepted in USD.
Direct bank transfer
Deposit at BPR Bank (USD) and upload your confirmation receipt.
Staff member? Open the admin CMS portal.
Transparency & impact
Where your contribution goes
Every gift is recorded in our giving ledger and distributed across our three core programmes. Allocations are reviewed each quarter and reported back to communities and donors.
50%
Job creation
Seed capital, tools and training for unemployed individuals and community groups.
30%
Human rights advocacy
Legal support, rights research and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
20%
Good governance
Capacity building, accountability studies and community-led oversight.