Sallux underpins and supports, among other initiatives, Christian research in Europe, through the exchange of ideas (and research). For more information, see Sallux Accountibility and Initiatives webpages. In order to carry out this important work of connecting (Christian) citizens and their political ideas to influence developments in Europe, we need your support. Good to know, your (small) donation has a real impact on European society. Every euro donated guarantees a 19-euro subsidy from the European Parliament. Bank details Bank transfer: Rabobank Amersfoort Reference: Donation Sallux IBAN: NL75 RABO 0153 7310 95 BIC (SWIFT code): RABONL2U Sallux offers diverse donation options, either via Paypal, Ideal etc. or via the traditional way. At our events it is possible to make a donation either by credit card or in cash. Please insert, when it is a online donation the word donation in the requested field as a reason for payment. Sallux is classified as a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) in The Netherlands. David Quinn, Director, Iona Institute, Ireland Jonathan Tame, Director, Jubilee Centre, UK Maria Hildingsson, Director, FAFCE, Brussels Rima Tüzun, Head of Foreign Affairs, European Syriac Union
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“Sallux is an excellent and badly needed umbrella body for similar minded Christian organisations all over Europe. It is making a very important contribution to keeping Christian Democracy alive in Europe as a viable political idea.”
“Our collaboration with Sallux has been tremendously fruitful, and we commend them highly for their wise and strategic investment in helping Christians to be more effective as salt and light in the European public square”.
“Sallux has provided substantial and very valuable support to our promotion of the rights of the family in Europe at the Council of Europe, a 27 Member States wide European institution that rules over Human Rights in Europe.”
“Sallux has supported us to find our way in the European Union and to reach out to European decision makers, and to create our common declaration with the Yezidi and the Turkmen. We thank Sallux for their work.”