Common fund

Clear accounts

It’s not about “paying for your own pilgrimage”, but about all of us paying for the pilgrimage together

Common fund

We’re at km 6,181 of 9,594

Each pilgrim puts in €1,200 out of their own pocket (55 × €1,200 = €66,000), and we already count it as raised.

Approximate budget

What the trip costs each pilgrim, item by item, and what it costs for the whole group.

€2,400per pilgrim

Of this €2,400, each pilgrim puts in €1,200 and €1,200 comes from the common fund.

55 pilgrims × €2,400 = €132,000

We add up all the items in the common fund: what we already had before opening this website (flags, cakes, the lottery, the pilgrims’ contributions and the parish’s donations) and what each campaign on the website brings in.
Each pilgrim puts in €1,200 from their own pocket, and we count it as already raised: 55 × €1,200 = €66,000. What’s still missing is what we have to raise together.
From a campaign, the only thing that counts is what is really left for the trip: the donation for each item minus what it costs us, and only once the order has been paid. Home delivery doesn’t add to it.
Orders that haven’t been paid yet don’t count and aren’t shown: here you’ll only find what we’ve already received.
When we know how much the trip costs, this target will turn into a journey: the 9,594 km in a straight line from Barcelona to Seoul. If we have half the target, we’ll be halfway there. Until there’s a target, we don’t talk about kilometres.
The figures come straight from the orders and the items, and this page is updated every five minutes.

Everything we raise goes towards the group’s trip to Seoul:

to be confirmed