Donations to Rape Crisis Dunedin
Rape Crisis is in need of ongoing support from our community. Most of us care about preventing sexual violence but find it hard to have time or ways in helping the promotion of this cause. You can make a difference in your community in several ways:
You may donate online:
Or your donation can be posted to;
P.O Box 5424,
Dunedin
We receive regular pledges from members in our community with a weekly or monthly deposit from their bank account to ours. This is simple to set up with your bank. All you need is our bank account number which we can e-mail you. With this kind of donation you will receive an annual receipt, which is tax deductible. If you would like to know more about please phone the office on (03) 474-1592.
People in our community also bequest money to Rape Crisis in their wills leaving their mark and influence with this kind gesture and helping us educate and eliminate sexual violence in our society.
All donations over $5 are tax deductable.
Donations, grants and funded service contracts up to 30th June 2008 have been received from:
- Ministry of Social Development - Child, Youth and Family (CYFS) and Family and Community Services (FACS) – for part salary education, counsellor, administration, and some operating costs
- New Zealand Lottery Grants Board – wages and some operating costs.
- Community Organisation Grants Scheme (COGS) – for part salary education, counsellor, administration and some operating costs.
- Patricia France Charitable Trust – for wages for funding position
- New Zealand Post – free postage through the Community Post scheme.
- John Ilot Charitable Trust – for library resources.
- Dunedin Casino Charitable Trust – for library resources.
- Southern Victorian Charitable Trust – for the reprinting and updating of our information pamphlets
- Bendigo Valley Sports and Charity Foundation – to assist us in screening a rape awareness advertisement on Channel 9.
- New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women (Otago Branch) – Channel 9 television advertisement
- Community Trust of Otago – Channel 9 television advertisement.
- The Lion Foundation – training programme
- United Way New Zealand – operating expenses
- Department of Internal Affairs, Youth Worker Training Scheme – training programme.
- New Zealand Community Trust – training programme
- Perry Foundation – training programme
- AAW Jones Charitable Trust – for re-carpeting our premises
- Shacklock Charitable Trust – supervision expenses
- Maurice and Phyllis Paykell Charitable Trust – supervision expenses
- Dunedin City Council – Rates Relief Grant
Our thanks also go to those who continue to support the work done by the Collective with pledges and donations, and by supporting our annual Street Day Appeal and Raffle.
