Wycliffe UK is a charitable organisation.That makes it possible for donations to be gift-aided, which currently adds 25% to their value without any extra cost to you. You can make a gift either to the general work of Wycliffe UK, or to our specific ministry; it can be a one-off gift, or regular ongoing support.
The link below labelled ‘Click here’ will take you Wycliffe UK’s online giving page.
To designate your gift to our ministry, select Help a member or project you already know. If this is a one-off gift, continue on that page; if not select the Direct Debit link. In the Member/project name box type our name: Steve & Johanna Pillinger. You then have the option to mark the gift as Gift-aided. After filling in Billing and Payment information, click on ‘Donate Now’.
Click here to make an online gift via Wycliffe UK
IF YOU MAKE AN ONLINE GIFT DESIGNATED TO OUR MINISTRY, could you let us know? This will be very helpful for our own planning. Thank you! (To contact us, see the Contacts page.)
Alternatively you may prefer to fill in and send a bank standing order form and/or Gift Aid form immediately. Click on the links in the previous sentence to access these forms. (They are Word documents, which can printed out and filled in.) The forms would have to be sent to you by our office if you signed up online, so doing it this way would save time. When completed please post them to the address below.
If you prefer to make a payment by cheque, you should make it payable to “Wycliffe Bible Translators”, with a note specifying the project or member you wish your gift to go to. If it is intended for our ministry, our names should be mentioned in the note or written on the back of the cheque. (Any undesignated gifts will be allocated where most needed.) Cheques should be sent to:
The Response Centre
Wycliffe UK
Horsleys Green
High Wycombe
Bucks. HP14 3XL.
IF YOU SEND FORM(S) AND/OR A CHEQUE TO WYCLIFFE FOR OUR MINISTRY, could you let us know? This will help in our own planning. Thank you! (To contact us, see the Contacts page.)
[Further information is available under the Wycliffe UK topic Giving vital support.]