Support
Everything we do is free — because someone pays for it
We don't collect money at the door and we don't charge for day camps. That only works because somebody covers it, month after month.
Day camps for children
Materials, food, prizes and equipment. One day of programme for a whole group costs a few hundred złoty.
The room and equipment
Rent on the space at Sikorskiego, heating, sound system and chairs — a fixed cost every month.
Helping families
Practical help for families in difficulty — groceries, school supplies, a paid-for trip for a child.
How to give
Choose whichever suits you
Until the Polish foundation's registration is complete, donations are handled by Solid Rock Mission — a non-profit registered in the USA.
To the Polish community
The Young Disciples — Poland fund goes directly to the work with children and young people in Rzeszów. This is the best option if you want to support us specifically.
Card payment
Card giving through DonorSupport — for the mission's general needs, including the training and materials we use in Poland. Settled in US dollars.
Transfer and BLIK in złoty
These arrive together with the foundation's registration — at which point a Polish account number and BLIK will appear here.
Ask about details
Want to give regularly, donate goods, or help through your company? Write to us — we usually reply within a few days.
- solidrockmission@gmail.com
Not only money
There are other ways to help
Come as a volunteer
Day camps, music, children's work and tech are always short of hands. No experience needed — turning up is enough.
Pass it on
Most people find us through friends. Sharing news of a day camp costs you nothing and can change someone's summer.
Pray for us
If that's natural for you — please pray for the community, for the children, and for the families who find their way to us.
Transparency
Before you give
Is my gift tax-deductible in Poland?
Not yet. Donations are currently handled by Solid Rock Mission — registered in the USA with 501(c)(3) status, which makes gifts deductible for US taxpayers.
Polish law allows a deduction only for gifts to organisations carrying out public benefit activity in Poland or the EU/EEA, so a gift to a US organisation is not deductible on a Polish tax return. That changes once the Polish foundation is registered — we'll say so here.
Where exactly does the money go?
Rent and upkeep on the room, materials and food for the children's programmes, music and sound equipment, and practical help for families in difficulty.
Can I choose what my gift funds?
Yes. The "Young Disciples — Poland" fund goes straight to the work in Rzeszów. If you want to fund something specific — one day-camp session, say — write to us and we'll tell you what it costs.
What currency are payments settled in?
The current channels settle in US dollars, so your bank will convert at its own rate and may add a conversion fee. Payments in złoty arrive with the foundation's registration.
Thank you — genuinely
Every złoty and every hour of volunteering turns into a specific child here.