We are asking you to
support our work!

80:20 generates its income in 3 ways:

1. We earn approximately one-third of our income
   through carrying our research and facilitation for
   other organisations - all of this earned income
   goes to support our projects.
2. We receive project funding from a variety of
   organisations such as, Development Cooperation
   Ireland, Concern, the Joseph Rowntree
   Charitable Trust, the Calouste Gulbenkian
   Foundation, Aidlink and others. This income is
   given to us to carry out specific projects.
3. We get financial support directly from
   the public.

4 ways to support our work:

We hope that you think the work we do is useful and
valuable and we hope that you will consider
supporting it. This can be done in a number of ways.

1. Through giving us a direct donation, these are
   always fully acknowledged and accounted for.
2. You can support us by taking out a monthly
   direct debit (see right) - thus allowing us to
   benefit from the tax breaks on this.
3. We sell original editions of paintings by Zambian
   artist Stary Mwaba (see right). Details of how to
   purchase one of his paintings can be obtained by
   contacting us. To date many companies have
   supported our work by buying and displaying
   these paintings in their offices.
4. We also sell a set of original cartoons on
   development and human rights by Martyn
   Turner

If you are interested in supporting the work, please contact us and we will be very happy to discuss this with you.

Click here to download our monthly
Direct Debit form (PDF)