How To Make a Donation

How To Make A Donation

From Anywhere In The World:

Donations will shortly be able to be made using PayPal - a secure payment facility.

Watch this space ........

The commission taken by using this facility will be replaced by members of the Gutjwa Appeal Team to ensure that we continue to guarantee 100% of all money donated goes to the school

...so please know that 100% of what you give will be used!

From New Zealand:

Donations can be made at any New Zealand Post Shop

The bank is:
The account name is:
The account number is: TSB
L.Hird-Gutjwa
15-3959-0575043-50

From The UK:

The bank is:
The account name:
The sort code is:
The bank number is:
The account number is:
Cheques can be made out to:

Nationwide Building Society
P.Scatchard - Gutjwa Appeal
07-00-93
33333334
1298/704 044 291
P.Scatchard-Gutjwa

From Republic of South Africa:

The bank is:
The account name:
The branch number is:
The account number is:
Cheques can be made out to:

First National Bank
Books in Homes (Trust Fund)
270552
62122064984
Books in Homes -reference 'Gutjwa'

All bank deposits should have 'Gutjwa' as a reference on the deposit.

To donate materials; your company's expertise in a specific area, or to volunteer to help in some way - even in a working bee during the construction and makeover:

please contact: Val Morris

phone: 082 466 3363

We already have the following examples reflecting children helping children across the world.

Donor: Anthony.
14 years old.
Donated $68 he had saved from his pocket money

Donor: The children at Roseneath school.

Quote: “….and I teach at Roseneath School. We have done a bit of fundraising for Gutjwa School. Yesterday I banked $364 into your TSB account. I hope this is helpful in some way! The children were asked to do some jobs around home to raise some money, they really got into the spirit of it all, and were doing jobs from gardening to busking in the streets!”

The 2 pages for a double sided 'hand out' sheet for your school, work noticeboard, church, sports club or for friends and neighbours

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