Giving just got a whole lot easier with Just Giving!

 

Welcome to our new, very own Just Giving charity page: Watson's Malawi Partnership - JustGiving

This is already making it soooooo much easier for us all to raise money for our partners in Malawi!
It's taken a bit of time, a charity number and three months of bank statements, but we have finally secured our own Just Giving account. This means we can accept donations directly into our account, create fund-raising campaigns and invite you to create your own campaigns for us too.

Some of our students have already begun to use it to raise funds for their trip in October. At last count, they've attracted 42 supporters and they're only just beginning!

So, if you're interested in raising money for our partner programmes in Malawi, you can:

Your campaign page
 



Sponsorship template

 

Campaign poster template
 

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