Help us to support New Zealanders who are living with a brain tumour…
There are so many different ways you can give!
Make a one-off donation
To make a one off donation by internet banking, head to your online banking or use your mobile banking app and enter our bank account details:
Bank: ASB Bank
Account Name: Brain Tumour Support Trust New Zealand
Account Number: 12-3193-0028950-00
Particulars: [Please enter your name]
Code: [Please enter “Donation”]
Reference: [Please enter reason for donation, eg leave a name if in memory, or leave blank]
If you require a receipt, please email us at hi@braintumoursupport.org.nz with your name, address, donation date and amount. You can also tell us the reason for your donation (optional).
To donate using your credit card, please click on the below link. Please note that donation by credit card incurs fees of 5 to 6% which will be deducted from the amount you donate to us.
Other ways to give
Give regularly, in memory, or to mark a special event. You will make the world of difference to people living with a brain tumour diagnosis…
Give a little...a lot
We’re all about making things easy at Brain Tumour Support NZ.
Can you spare $5 a week (the price of a cup of coffee)? You can really make a big difference to people who have been diagnosed with a brain tumour by giving a little regularly.
It means a lot to us and it’s so easy to set up an automatic payment - just set it and forget it!
Payroll Giving
Payroll giving enables you donate to Brain Tumour Support NZ directly from your pay and receive instant tax benefits that reduce your payable PAYE. It’s an effortless way to give regularly to Brain Tumour Support NZ while also ensuring you get the tax rebates you’re entitled to.
How payroll giving works
With payroll giving, your donation to Brain Tumour Support NZ is taken out of your regular pay before it goes into your bank account. If your donation is more than $5, you receive a third of the donation amount as an immediate tax rebate. So if you donate $15 to Brain Tumour Support NZ through payroll giving, you’ll only have a $10 reduction in your take-home pay.
With other forms of donating, you usually have to wait until the end of the tax year to claim your tax rebate. Payroll giving ensures you get the tax advantages immediately.
How do I set it up?
Ask your employer if they can set up payroll giving from your wages/salary payment
Give your employer our bank account details:
Account Name: BRAIN TUMOUR SUPPORT TRUST NEW ZEALAND
Account No.: 12-3193-0028950-00Tell your employer how much you want to donate and how often. Then it’s done - simple!
For more information go to New Zealand Government Website - Payroll Giving.
A gift in your will
Help support brain tumour sufferers by setting up a gift in your will for Brain tumour Support Trust New Zealand.
Remembering Brain Tumour Support NZ in your will creates a lasting legacy for brain tumour sufferers and their families and whanāu.
Whether you have a little or a lot to contribute it all really does help us to continue our support.
People who make bequests are just like you - they support Brain Tumour Support NZ and have a desire to ensure that brain tumour sufferers have support and the information they need to live as well as they can with this devastating disease. Leaving a gift in your will, however big or small, is an exceptional way to directly help people.
Brain tumours can affect anyone - any ethnicity, and at any age. As yet there is no effective screening or prevention.
Your gift will ensure that New Zealanders continue to receive the support they need. You can make a long-lasting difference by downloading our Codicil Form to give to your lawyer or solicitor.
We strongly recommend that you discuss your plans with your immediate family, and seek advice from a legal advisor or trustee company when arranging your will.
Your gift, through your estate, will have a tangible impact on the lives of others in your community.
Talk to our team
If you have questions about leaving a gift in your will and would like to chat with someone, please contact our team. We are available to answer any questions you or your family members may have. We will listen to your plans and provide additional information.
email us at hi@braintumoursupport.org.nz or call us on 027 292 3337.
Give in memory
Making a donation in memory is a very special way to commemorate the life of someone you love, while helping us to continue supporting New Zealanders diagnosed with a brain tumour and their families.
Many families find comfort in choosing Brain Tumour Support NZ as the beneficiary of donations in lieu of flowers. To avoid confusion with other brain tumour charities, please specify donations to ‘Brain Tumour Support NZ’ in the obituary.
The easiest way for people to make a donation in memory is through the Donate button on our website, remembering to include the name of the person who you are giving in memory.
Give in celebration
If you would rather not receive gifts for your special event, please nominate Brain Tumour Support NZ to receive donations on your behalf. Remember to email us at hi@braintumoursupport.org.nz so we can acknowledge your donation.
Involve your business
As well as supporting New Zealanders who have been diagnosed with a brain tumour during a most difficult time, a partnership with Brain Tumour Support NZ can benefit your business. We’d love to talk to you.
Fundraise for us
There are a number of different ways you can get involved and help to raise money for Brain Tumour Support NZ. Take part in one of our existing campaigns or create your own event at your work, school, or local community. Your could announce your event by starting a “Give a Little” page that links directly to ours. Or you could jump into NoGoingBack.nz, our fundraising platform that supports individual and team fundraising.
Click on these links for our downloadable Hints and Tips booklet, our downloadable posters and sponsorship forms to print out. It’s so easy to advertise when and where your event will take place.
You can also click on the link that takes you to our “Give a Little” Brain Tumour Support NZ charity page.