Your support enables us to make a difference in your community ...
Funds raised through donations, grants, bequests and endowments have helped us to support and care for more than 5300 people in the past year. Without the help of our many supporters, we are unable to continue to care for young people, older people or their families in your community. Below is a brief summary of the different ways you can help support us, for further information please click on the relevant links.
Donate Online: |
Click here to donate to Presbyterian Support Central today. |
Become a Member: |
Join our organisation and show that you share our vision of a caring and compassionate society for all people. |
Pohutukawa Club: |
This exclusive club is made up of members who make regularly automatic payment donations to Presbyterian Support Central. |
Kowhai Club: |
This is a very special group made up entirely of people who have advised us that they are supporting the work of Presbyterian Support Central by including Presbyterian Support Central in their will. The Kowhai Club offers us the opportunity to recognise and honour its members during their lifetime while they are able to accept our thanks and appreciation. |
Become a Volunteer: |
Our facilities are always keen for new people to become involved. Contact the manager of your nearest Enliven Home or Family Works Centre for more information. |
A big THANK YOU! |
Click here to see who has supported us in the past year and how you too can become involved. |
Join our Mailing List
We send letters to our group of direct mail supporters four times a year. If you would like to join our mailing list to receive letters and stories about the work of Presbyterian Support Central, please phone us on 0508 TO HELP (0508 86 4357) or send an email to support@psc.org.nz
Please include this information in your email:
Subject: Please add me to your mailing list
Salutation (Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss) and Full Name
Postal Address
Street Suburb
City/Town
Postcode
You will also receive our Well-being newsletter twice a year, which is full of news and insights into Presbyterian Support Central’s services and work in your local community.
