Donate to Gavi
Despite significant progress, over 10 million children a year born in lower-income countries still don’t receive even a single vaccine. Help us to reduce the number of so-called ‘zero-dose’ children and immunise at least 500 million more children.
For donations in United States dollars (USD)
You can make a donation to Gavi through the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) of America.
100% of contributions to Gavi received through CAF America will support Gavi’s life-saving work around the world. Gavi is able to provide a tax receipt for this donation method.
For donations in British pounds (GBP)
You can make a donation to Gavi through Charities Trust, which handles donations on Gavi’s behalf.
Charities Trust is registered with the Charity Commission (registered charity number 327489). 100% of contributions received through Charities Trust will go to support Gavi’s life-saving work around the world. Gavi is able to provide a tax receipt for this donation method.
For donations in Canadian dollars (CAD)
You can make a donation to the Canadian Friends of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, through the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) of Canada.
100% of contributions to Gavi received through CAF Canada will support Gavi’s life-saving work around the world. Gavi is able to provide a tax receipt for this donation method.
Frequently asked questions
How can I be sure my donation will be used appropriately?
Gavi has a tested system of checks and balances to ensure proper use of funds, including regular internal and external audits. We publish an annual progress report every year where you can read about how we raise money and how we spend it.
I am based outside of Canada and the UK and would like to be provided with a tax receipt.
We are currently unable to provide donations with a tax receipt but are working with our partners on finding a solution and will update our website in due course.
How can I donate to Gavi, from the US, through my Donor Advised Fund?
In the United States, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance is recognised as a foreign equivalent of a US public charity under section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code. Our US T.I.N is: 98-0593375.
CONTACT
For any questions related to donations, please contact donate@gavi.org.
Please be especially alert to attempts of misleading investment opportunities or crowdfunding platforms that are not connected to Gavi. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance only accepts individual donations through one of the platforms listed on this page. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance does not accept any responsibility for or any liability with respect to the use of individual or crowd-sourced donations made through platforms and their corresponding website displaying the Gavi logo, Gavi’s name or otherwise claiming a connection with Gavi that are not listed on this page.
Why support Gavi
>1.2
billion
children vaccinated through routine programmes
>20.6
million
future deaths averted
17
countries
fully self-financing
>280
US$ billion
in economic benefits for countries
2.1
billion
vaccinations through preventive vaccination campaigns
Partnering with Gavi
Gavi’s unique alliance model brings together the expertise and reach of the global health community, the implementing power of partner governments, the resources and support of donor governments and foundations, the community-level knowledge and advocacy of civil society, and the innovation and know-how of the private sector.
We are far stronger together than apart.
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