A gift that does not get spent
Every contribution, of any size, becomes a permanent part of the corpus: invested forever, giving forever.
How to contribute
Quick contribution
For smaller gifts. Fast and secure, handled by Square. Card processing fees are deducted by the provider before the balance reaches the fund.
Direct transfer
BSB034-001
Account no.898129
ReferenceYour name
Transfers avoid card processing fees, so the whole of your gift reaches the corpus.
Talk to us first
For substantial contributions, please contact us before transferring anything so we can cover what the money will do, how the corpus is protected, and what reporting you will receive.
Leaving a gift in your will
An endowment is well suited to a bequest, because the capital is preserved rather than spent in a single year. Contact us for the correct legal name and wording to give your solicitor.
What happens after you give
It is recorded, added to the permanent capital of the fund, and invested under the Investment Policy Statement. It is not spent.
Contributors are named below with permission and amounts are kept private. Let us know if you would prefer to remain anonymous.
A personal update after each distribution to Sri Lanka, and once a year the chair's letter and the annual report covering returns, distributions and the corpus.
Read the frequently asked questions See the fund modelled over time
Founding contributors
These are the people who have already committed to being founding contributors. We are grateful for each of them.
Contributor names are shown with permission and amounts are kept private unless the contributor has agreed otherwise. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, just let us know when you contribute.
Ready to contribute?
Give by card now, transfer directly using the account details above, or talk it through with us first. Whichever you choose, the gift becomes a permanent part of the corpus.
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