Donations from outside of the UK

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Thank you for your Donation

Bank Transfer to CFOR’s Charity Donation account.
For international transfers be sure to use the BIC/ SWIFT/ IBAN Code below:

BANK:               HSBC Islington Branch
UK CHARITY ACCOUNT
BIC / SWIFT:     HBUKGB4B
IBAN:                 GB36HBUK40033691424777

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If you would like, please email us at admin@cfor.info after you have made the donation.

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  • Would you like your donation to be anonymous or may we list your name?
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  • Would you like to receive an update/ report about how your contribution has made a difference?
  • Are you happy for CFOR to use the donation where we feel it is most needed?
  • Or Would you like to choose a programme activity
    • Rwanda
    • Balkans
    • Zimbabwe
    • South Africa
    • London and UK
    • Other
  • Anything more you would like to share with us?

Thank you once again,
Arlene and Jean-Claude, Co-founders

CFOR is an NGO and UK registered charity

Your donation is welcome and much appreciated.
Company number: 6302212
Registered Charity: 1148661
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