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Friends Scheme

Become a Mavar:

  • Friend: up to £1,000
  • Guardian: £1,000 – £5,000
  • Patron: £5,000 or more

Please DONATE NOW with Paypal via Total Giving.

Or by bank transfer (details below).

Enable our members to make a smoother transition into the wider community, whilst reducing their feelings of isolation and helplessness.

Your support will enable us to cover basic running costs and much needed education bursaries and emergency funds for individuals ‘in transition’ or in crisis. All contributions, no matter how small, will help.

Whilst donations are vital, there are other ways you can help Mavar:

  • Legal help (especially family law)
  • Professional services such as counselling
  • Affordable (below the market rate) rental accommodation or lodgings
  • Employment opportunities, such as paid internships

For more information, please contact Linda
07513 658038 / mavar@mavar.org.uk

To donate by bank transfer

Donor’s details:

  • Pay to: HSBC, Account name: MAVAR, Sort Code: 40-04-37, Account number: 01759302
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  • Please treat all donations that I have made to MAVAR (charity number 1156754) in the past 4 years, today and in the future as Gift Aid donations.
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