Make a gift by Bank Transfer.
You can support our work by direct deposit. Because our programs are run through separate entities, please complete the below form, and a member of our team will be in touch with the correct bank details to match your donation.If you’re unsure, call us on 1800 467 222.
If you need further assistance, please contact us.
Frequently asked questions
How will Global Mission Partners use my donation?
All donations received by bank transfer go to the program you specify. Because our programs run through separate entities, you will need to use the matching account so we can direct and receipt your gift correctly. Your gift supports our Relief and Development work (COCOA), our International Church Partnerships (Harvest Partners), or the Indigenous Partnerships, according to your choice. If you don’t specify, we will direct your gift to the area of greatest need.
Will my donation be tax-deductible?
Tax-deductibility depends on the program. Gifts to our Relief and Development work (COCOA) — including our End of Financial Year and Christmas appeals — and gifts to the Indigenous Partnerships are tax-deductible. Gifts to International Church Partnerships (Harvest Partners) support international church ministry and religious activity which is not tax-deductible. If you have any questions about where to direct your gift, please contact us.
How will I receive my receipt?
After receiving and processing your donation, we’ll send you a receipt by email. Please allow a few days for this process. If you have any concerns, feel free to contact us for more information.
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