Donate this Christmas and help a young person like Jay look forward to the future with confidence and hope

November 15, 2022
We would like to share the story of a young man called Jay. His experience shows just how much your kind support can transform a blind child’s life. And when a child is happy and hopeful, that has a wonderful impact on those closest to them. If Jay’s story inspires you, I hope you will make a Christmas gift to the Royal Society for Blind Children (RSBC). Now, more than ever, we depend on supporters to make that life-changing difference to other children and their families.
If you are able to help blind and partially sighted children this Christmas, please could you donate by 17 December? This will help us to ensure families like Jay’s have the support they need as soon as possible.
Read more about Jay’s story
Visit our page about Jay’s story and donate today.

Other ways to give
By phone: Prefer to donate offline? Call us on 020 3198 0225 to make a donation by card.
By post: You can send a cheque made payable to ‘RSBC’ to:
Freepost Plus RUCU-GGLL-BBGY
Royal Society for Blind Children
Life Without Limits Centre
10 Lower Thames Street
London
EC3R 6EN
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