Support Us:

AET is a registered charity number 313139 - you can support the work of the Trust by making a donation or fundraising on our behalf.

To make a donation

By cheque: Please make your cheque payable to “Africa Educational Trust” and post to Africa Educational Trust, 18 Hand Court, London WC1V 6JV

By credit card

By Standing Order

A legacy: You can leave money to AET in your Will should you wish. There are different types of legacies for you to leave to suit your situation. AET strongly recommend that you speak with a solicitor to obtain legal advice before leaving money in your Will. You can also go to the Remember a Will website.

Gift Aid: Using Gift Aid means that every pound you give, we get an extra 28p from the Inland Revenue, helping your donation go further. All you need to do is print out the standard Gift Aid Form and return it with your donation by post or e-mail.

Good Gifts Catalogue: Africa Educational Trust has been selected to feature in the Good Gifts Catalogue go to www.goodgifts.org

The price of the gift is passed on to Africa Educational Trust in full. So, it is an excellent way of solving your gift problems, and supporting our work.

The Good Gifts Catalogue has a wedding list and wish list service, particularly suitable for special occasions like anniversaries or significant birthdays. You can use Good Gifts as in memoriam presents and keep a few in stock for unexpected birthdays or Christmas gifts.

The purchaser gets a card to give, or keep, acknowledging the gift, along with the guarantee that the gift is always wanted.

Charities Aid Foundation: If you wish to donate via CAF www.cafonline.org.

Justgiving go to www.justgiving.com/africaeducationaltrust.

Get Involved

You can raise money for AET in a number of ways for instance:

by sponsorship
having non-uniform days at school
hosting an event in aid of the AET

Future Events:

Run for AET we have places on:

The British 10K London 5th July 2008
Contact Annie Crowley or Claire O’Meara for further details

The Great South Run 26th October 2008
Contact Fiona Roberts for further details

This page will be updated regularly so please keep looking