£12 a month will help to support a child right through his or her schooling and beyond. You will also become a Friend of Cecily's Fund.
£35 a month could help train one of our school leavers as a teacher so that he can get a secure job and be a positive role-model for other orphans.
£5 a month can support a vulnerable child through secondary school where she can get emotional support, skills to earn a living and learn how to stay safe from HIV.
£2.50 a month will support a child through government primary school; once a child has completed primary school, she is three times less likely to become HIV positive.
£10 buys a uniform, which is compulsory at most Zambian schools and boosts an orphan's self esteem and sense of belonging.
£13 pays for a pair of shoes for a Zambian child, many of whom have to walk long distances to school.
Regular donations help us to keep our promise to support all our children right through to the end of their schooling. Contact your bank to set up a regular monthly payment to 'Cecily's Fund' Bank name: CAF Gold, Sort code: 40-52-40, Account Number: 00089893*. Or print out and fill in this simple standing order form, post it to us - we'll do the rest.
Regular donations help us to keep our promise to support all our children right through to the end of their schooling. Your donation is taken from your salary before tax is deducted, so it costs you less to give more. If they don't have one, we can advise your employer on how to set up a payroll giving scheme. They may be also be willing to match your donations. More information is available on the HMRC website for both employees and employers.
If you are a UK taxpayer, you can use Gift Aid to make your donation go further by telling HM Revenue and Customs to add the tax which you have already paid to your donation. It doesn’t cost you anything more, and could mean an extra 28p for each pound you give (25p in Gift Aid and - until April 2011- 3p Government Relief). That would be enough for almost a year of primary education on a donation of £100. If you are a higher-rate taxpayer you can use your self assessment return to reclaim the difference between the higher and basic rate of tax. A bequest to Cecily's Fund in your will would not be considered part of your estate and would reduce the inheritance tax payable.
Donors outsite the UK can make secure donations on-line below, or make bank transfers using the following details:
Account name: Cecily's Fund CAF Gold
Account number: 00089893
Bank: CAF Bank Ltd
Branch: 25 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent, ME19 4TA
Sort code: 40-52-40
IBAN: GB 48 MIDL 40 05 30 72 13 85 49
SWIFT: MIDLGB2141W
Please notify us at the time of the transfer. Alternatively, you can securely:
...in the USA
For US taxpayers, you can donate to 'American Friends of Cecily's Fund', which supports our organization. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 86-1151401) and donations made to American Friends of Cecily’s Fund are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. You can either donate online with Justgive or send a check made payable to ‘American Friends of Cecily’s Fund’ to: c/o Mrs Sue Skaf, Development Officer, 120 Boston Post Road, Rye, NY 10580. You will be sent a receipt. Please contact
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with any questions. For more ways for US supporters to donate, please visit the American Friends of Cecily's Fund website.
Supporters in Switzerland can donate to 'Swiss Friends of Cecily's Fund', which has Swiss charitable status (enabling you to deduct your donation from your Swiss taxable income). Swiss Friends of Cecily's Fund holds a PostFinance Account number: 85-218965-3. The IBAN number is CH44 0900 0000 8521 8965 3. Please contact
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for further information.