Additional Charity Credit Card Details

Featured Charity Credit Cards

Company	Card Logo	Card Name	Purchase Rate	Balance Transfer Rate	Typical APR (variable)	Card Info	Charity Donation Details	Apply
		MBNA RSPCA Credit Card	0% for 3 months	0% on balance transfers for 12 months (3% handling fee)	15.9% APR typical rate (variable)		The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) is the leading animal welfare charity. Contributions made to the RSPCA at no extra cost to you. These contributions help to fund projects to alleviate the suffering of animals across England and Wales Get More Details
		Breakthrough Breast Cancer Credit Card	0% for 3 months	0% on balance transfers for 12 months (3% handling fee)	15.9% APR typical rate (variable)		Breakthrough Breast Cancer is the UK's leading charity committed to fighting breast cancer through research and education. Contributions made to Breakthrough Breast Cancer UK to help fund breast cancer research projects and centres Get More Details
		Dog Trust Credit Card	0% for 3 months	0% on balance transfers for 12 months (3% handling fee)	15.9% APR typical rate (variable)		Dogs Trust will receive £4 when you use your card within 90 days of the account opening, they will also receive 25p for every £100 you spend on card purchases, and £2.00 for every year you continue to use the card . Get More Details
		UNICEF Credit Card	0% for 3 months	0% on balance transfers for 12 months (3% handling fee)	15.9% APR typical rate (variable)		The United Nations Children's Fund is the only global organisation working specifically for children and children's rights. We work with local communities and governments in 158 countries to help every child reach their full potential through long term and emergency work on healthcare, education and protection for children at risk. Get More Details

Charity credit cards allow you to contribute to your favorite charities by simply using your credit card for your everyday purchases. Charity Credit Cards allows you to send a certain percentage of your everyday purchases to a charity or non-profit organization. Consumers choose charity credit cards as a way to donate to a charity without having to think about it or plan on it. Charity credit cards can be used to benefit the environment, animal causes, and public education, among others.

MBNA Charity Cards:

• RSPCA Credit Card
  
• National Trust Credit Card
  
• WWF Credit Card
  
• Breakthrough Breast Cancer Credit Card
  
• Dogs Trust Credit Card
  
• UNICEF Credit Card

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