Make a donation via bank transfer

Why donate via bank transfer?

Bank transfers are a simple, secure, and efficient way to support cancer research at Gustave Roussy. They allow for clear tracking of your donation and make it easier for us to send you a tax receipt.

You can also make an instant bank transfer at any time using our online donation form. 

Instant bank transfers, available through most banks, allow your donation to be transferred immediately, even in the evenings and on weekends. This can be particularly useful during tax filing deadlines, allowing you to take advantage of the tax deduction for the current year right up until the last moment.

► To make an instant transfer

If you’d like to make a standard transfer, follow these steps: 

1. Download Gustave Roussy’s bank details

Get our bank account details (RIB/IBAN) in PDF format to make your transfer using our download form.

► Download Gustave Roussy’s bank details

This download form allows you to enter your personal information (required to issue a tax receipt), the amount of your pledge, and your preferred designated use for your donation, if applicable. 

Once you’ve downloaded the bank details, you’ll receive a pledge number to include in the transfer description. 

2. Make your bank transfer

• Log in to your online or mobile banking account.
• Enter the downloaded bank account information (RIB/IBAN)
• Specify the desired transfer date and enter the donation reference number you received when making your transfer 

 3. Receive your tax receipt

The tax receipt will be sent to you by email as soon as your transfer is processed. 

Keep it: it allows you to claim the following tax deduction:

• 66% of your donation amount is deductible from your income tax (IR)
• 75% for real estate wealth tax (IFI)
• 60% for businesses subject to corporate income tax

Thank you for your commitment to our cause

Thanks to your generosity, we can advance research, develop new treatments, implement innovative care pathways, and offer the best possible outcomes to patients affected by cancer, including the youngest among them. Your support is essential.