Our hubs, hostels and supported housing are a lifeline for homeless people facing extreme hardship every day. More than just a warm place to be, they offer dignity, safety and connection.
Donate
You can make the difference
Your donation will help connect homeless people in our community to vital support.
More than anything, you will help restore hope.
Stonepillow client Mo.
BACS
Account: 60782114
Sort code: 20-20-62
Account name: Stonepillow
Bank: Barclays Bank, Chichester
Cheque
Cheques should be payable to Stonepillow.
Post to:
39 Southgate
Chichester
West Sussex, PO19 1DP
Standing order
Download and complete the standing order form below.
Email to: admin@stonepillow.org.uk.
Note: Your bank can confirm if the standing order has been set up.
If you’re a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid increases the value of your charity donations by 25%, because Stonepillow can reclaim tax on your gift at no extra cost to you.
Other ways to support Stonepillow
Donate food
Could you provide ingredients for some of the 60,000 meals staff and volunteers cook for our clients each year?
Donate items for our Restore shops
Good quality clothes, furniture and donated items help us raise money, help clients kit out their new homes and save around 400 tonnes from landfill.
Fundraise
Whether you’re up for a physical challenge, like to bake or you’re part of a community choir, there are lots of ways our community come together to raise money.
Volunteer
Would you rather donate your time and expertise? We’re always looking for volunteers.
Watch Stonepillow client Floyd's* experience of two very different winters:
*Name has been changed. Floyd is portrayed by an actor.
”After I lost pretty much everything, I was homeless. I was in a tent in Fishbourne and before that I was on the street around Chichester with a sleeping bag."
Floyd*Supported by Stonepillow
”When I first came to the Hub, the staff made me feel at home and not alone. My support worker has done fantastically trying to get me into accommodation."
SarahStreet homeless, age 47
”Bognor hub is fantastic. I don’t know what I would do without them, their smiling faces, their banter, their help."
SarahStreet homeless, age 47
