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ITAKA is a non-profit organization whose activity - looking for the missing people – is possible due to the generosity of its donators. Make a donation. We thank you on behalf of the missing people’s families.

Every donation matters – even the smallest one can make a difference

• 5 PLN (1,5 EUR) is enough to print 10 missing person report forms;
• 50 PLN (15 EUR) is enough to print 15 brochures with the missing person’s photographs and send them to night refuges, social welfare houses and hospitals;
• 100 PLN (30 EUR) is enough to cover our daily expenses on communication and postal services;
• 300 PLN (90 EUR) is the cost of one toner cartridge for a colour printer which we use to print high quality photographs.
• 3000 PLN (900 EUR) covers our monthly cost of phone calls to missing people’s families. ITAKA’s experts (psychologists, lawyers, social workers) offer their support to the families of missing people. Our helpline is active 24 hours a day

Make a one-off donation to the ITAKA account or use direct debit in your bank. Complete your transfer order as follows:

ACCOUNT (PLN)

Recipient’s name: ITAKA – Centre for Missing People
Recipient’s address: skr. poczt. 127, 00-958 Warszawa 66, Poland
Account number: 61 1600 1169 0003 0132 0849 5001
IBAN account number: PL61 1600 1169 0003 0132 0849 5001
Bank details: ING Bank Slaski, ul. Sokolska 34, 40-086 Katowice, Poland
SWIFT CODE: PPABPLPK
Title: Donation

ACCOUNT (EUR)

Recipient’s name: ITAKA – Centre for Missing People
Recipient’s address: skr. poczt. 127, 00-958 Warszawa 66, Poland
Account number: 06 1600 1169 0003 0132 0849 5021
IBAN account number: PL06 1600 1169 0003 0132 0849 5021
Bank details: ING Bank Slaski, ul. Sokolska 34, 40-086 Katowice, Poland
SWIFT CODE: PPABPLPK
Title: Donation

If you are a Polish taxpayer, the amount of your donation to ITAKA (up to 6% of your income in a given tax year) can be deducted from your tax base as a donation made to support public benefit activities.

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