Help us grow a village
We teach our little farmers that we each have two hands, one for giving and one for receiving. Our project relies on gifting and generosity of people like you who share our vision that every child has a village. All donations are gratefully received.
Donate Money
You can also donate in the following ways:
Directly into our bank account (one-off or regular donations): 38-9015-0629515-07. Please include your name as a reference and contact us so we can ensure we have your details to keep you updated and to provide tax receipts.
Through our Givealittle page.
Visit Inland Revenue’s website for more information about payroll giving.
Download an automatic payment form to take into your bank
We are able to provide a receipt for tax purposes (you can claim up to one third back from donations over $5). Visit Inland Revenue’s website for information about tax credits for donations.
We are grateful for all financial contributions.
The Good Registry
We’re proud to be a partner charity for local social enterpriseThe Good Registry. If you’re celebrating a special event and don’t want or need gifts, you can ask your friends and family to donate to us instead! Donations are paid to us monthly.
In-Kind Donations
We’re big on sustainability and recycling unwanted items, so get in touch if you have something you no longer need. We may be able to turn it into something new that others want. We always welcome:
Seeds and seedlings
Garden tools
Greenhouse shelving / staging - eg old table bases, lightweight but strong metal shelving, and/or plastic bread trays
Pots for seedlings - the best ones are 10cm x 10cm x 10cm
Fresh local produce – if you have a surplus or would like to grow a crop to donate
Quality kitchen equipment
Quality knitting yarn and needles
Knitted squares for children’s blankets
Knitted clothing and accessories
Quality fabrics, sewing machines, and equipment
Bicycles in all sizes (in good working condition)
Helmets and bike accessories in good condition.
Got something to offer that’s not on the list? Contact our Development Director Julia Milne at julia@cupa.org.nz or 027 372 3385 to discuss.