Start a Giving Circle to support women & girls in Nepal |
Power of One Person = Power of Community
You might ask “How much impact can one person really have?”
If you send the Giving Circle email to 4 friends and it continues for 3 email cycles after that, then as ONE person, you have connected 340 people to the Project Didi community
How to form a giving circle
Make a donation.
Your donation contributes to meaningful change in Nepal. |
Encourage your contacts to join your Giving Circle.
Download our email template and use it to contact friends, family and colleagues. |
Donate
Click here to donate via bank transfer
Step 1:
Commonwealth Bank Australia
Global Development Group
BSB: 064118
Account No. 10200094
Deposit Reference: Your name & J1082N
Step 2:
Email your donation details to: info@globaldevelopment.org.au.
Donation Details: date, amount, project number (J1082N), name & email/ address and frequency if a regular donation.
Please note receipts for bank transfer donations can take up to 14 business days to issue.
Commonwealth Bank Australia
Global Development Group
BSB: 064118
Account No. 10200094
Deposit Reference: Your name & J1082N
Step 2:
Email your donation details to: info@globaldevelopment.org.au.
Donation Details: date, amount, project number (J1082N), name & email/ address and frequency if a regular donation.
Please note receipts for bank transfer donations can take up to 14 business days to issue.
Or
Make a donation using a card, with the form below.
Make a donation using a card, with the form below.
HOW WE USE YOUR GIFT
We are a 100% volunteer run organisation and less than 10% of money raised by Project Didi Australia and in conjunction with its partnership with GDG goes towards vital administration costs, with the remaining 90% going to our beneficiaries. To be exact, in the 2020-21 financial year operating expenses were 9.5% of income.
It is important that nonprofits are transparent about their overheads, but a lean overhead model isn't always the best model. It is most important that funds are used effectively and that nonprofits are able to invest adequately in the activities, people and infrastructure they need to have a positive and sustainable impact.
It is important that nonprofits are transparent about their overheads, but a lean overhead model isn't always the best model. It is most important that funds are used effectively and that nonprofits are able to invest adequately in the activities, people and infrastructure they need to have a positive and sustainable impact.
Do you have a question about starting a giving circle?
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Project Didi Australia is a partner for Project J1082N with Global Development Group (ABN 57 102 400 993).
Tax deductible receipts for gifts over $2 with a preference for this project will be issued by GDG. If funds raised exceed the requirement for this project, funds may be directed to another approved activity. Please note, no non-development (evangelistic, political or welfare) activities are a part of, or funded by, GDG projects. For more information please visit www.gdg.org.au.
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Project Didi Australia is a partner for Project J1082N Futures of Dignity and Opportunity with Global Development Group (ABN 57 102 400 993). Tax deductible receipts for gifts over $2 with a preference for this project will be issued by GDG. If funds raised exceed the requirement for this project, the funds may be directed to another approved activity. Please note, no non-development (evangelistic, political or welfare) activities are a part of, or funded by, the GDG project. For more information please visit www.gdg.org.au.
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Project Didi Australia is committed to restoring hope, dignity and independence to women and girls in Nepal, who have experienced trafficking and gender-based violence, through trauma-informed care, family strengthening and reintegration, education and employment pathways.
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ABN 68 320 267 277
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