
Creating a Community of Caring

DONATE
We would be delighted if you feel able to make a general donation to NCFNZ
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This will support the operation of our organisation in Aotearoa NZ and help us to continue playing an active part in our Pacific and East Asia Region and within NCF Internationally
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Please use the form to the right to make your donation. If the amount you wish to donate is not shown please use the CONTACT FORM to get in touch and we will make arrangements to accept it.
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THANK YOU!
Bequests & Wills
A bequest is a gift made in a last will and testament. After you have provided for your family and friends, we invite you to consider leaving a bequest to enable NCFNZ to continue to grow its work amongst Christian nurses, midwives and students in New Zealand.
How to leave a bequest
We recommend that you contact your solicitor, accountant or financial advisor for professional advice on making or changing your will.
Recommended wording
We suggest that you add the following wording to your will:
I give to the Nurses Christian Fellowship of New Zealand Incorporated Bank Acc 12-3136-0287710-00 the sum of $______ (or __% of my residuary estate) to be applied for its charitable purposes. I declare the receipt of the Secretary or other officer will be sufficient discharge to my Executors who will not be bound to the see the application of this gift.
We'd love to hear from you!
We value those who give generously, participate, support and pray for the work of NCFNZ in many different ways. If you have donated or established a bequest in your will we thank God for this invaluable gift.
Please email us at admin@ncfnz.org.nz - we would love to be in touch with you.
The Nurses Christian Fellowship New Zealand / Te Kotahitanga Tapuhi Karaitiana o Aotearoa (Incorporated) (NCFNZ) is a national organisation providing support and advice to Christian nurses and outreach to those keen to investigate the many benefits of a life with God! NCFNZ brings the Christian perspective to national, regional, and local policy development, so ensuring the nursing profession is underpinned with sound ethical principles and that our service users have access to the best possible spiritual and bodily care.​