Amnesty Saver
“This is a powerful partnership making a very real difference to people’s lives. While you enjoy healthy rates of interest and have the assurance that Triodos will only invest your savings in positive initiatives, your money will be put to work to fight human rights abuses.” Jane Leighton, Amnesty International UK.
Open an Amnesty Saver and your money could help combat human rights abuses
The Amnesty Saver is a simple and secure savings account enabling you to directly contribute to the work of Amnesty International and provide a healthy return on your money.
Triodos Bank will donate the equivalent of 0.25% of the average balance of funds held in your account each year to Amnesty International. This support will help Amnesty International to monitor human rights worldwide and to campaign to prevent serious violations of human rights.
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You can choose to donate a proportion of your interest to Amnesty International’s Charitable Trust.
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You can change the proportion of money that you donate at any time
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You can open an account with £100 or more
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You can pay money into your account by cheque or transfer
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You can withdraw your money by transfer at 33 days notice
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You can choose to Gift Aid your donation, where appropriate, ensuring that Amnesty enjoys the full benefit of your support
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Manage your account by post or online.
To apply for a Amnesty Saver and start using your savings to support Amnesty International's work, click here for more information and to complete an application form online. Or call us on 0500 008 720 and we'll send you an application pack.
For more information on Amnesty International, click here to visit their website.
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