Where your support can go

  • Rescue Home Development - Construction, furnishings, sanitation, kitchens, counselling spaces, security and other approved infrastructure.
  • Housing Restoration - Materials and construction support for qualifying vulnerable households.
  • Child Education - School fees, uniforms, bags, books, stationery and learning needs.
  • School Feeding - Food and programme support for vulnerable learners.
  • Psychosocial Rehabilitation - Counselling, case management, mentorship and approved referral costs.
  • Basic Needs - Food, clothing, bedding, hygiene materials and essential household supplies.
  • Children's Resource Centre - Books, furniture, toys, learning materials, recreation and facility development.
  • Where Most Needed - Flexible support allocated to the most urgent approved programme need.
  • Administrative & Programme Support - Core support for programme coordination, safeguarding systems, monitoring and evaluation, financial management, compliance, communications, transport, staff support and other essential administration that enables services to be delivered safely, transparently and consistently.

Ways to give

  • One-time financial gift
  • Monthly or recurring support
  • Project sponsorship
  • Education sponsorship
  • In-kind donation of approved goods
  • Corporate or institutional grant
  • Professional services or technical contribution
  • Administrative and programme-support contribution
  • Legacy or major-gift conversation, subject to the organisation's policies

Donation transparency statement

Wings For The Nations uses donations to advance approved charitable programmes and the legitimate operational costs required to deliver them safely and effectively. Where a contribution is designated to a specific project, the organisation will seek to honour that designation, subject to project feasibility, legal requirements and responsible stewardship. If circumstances materially change, donors should be informed in accordance with the organisation's policies.

Donate supplies

In-kind donations can be valuable when they match genuine programme needs. To reduce waste and protect beneficiaries, please contact the Centre before delivering large quantities or specialised items.

Examples of useful items may include

  • Non-perishable food approved by the programme
  • New or good-quality clothing and footwear
  • Bedding and mattresses
  • Hygiene items and sanitary products
  • School uniforms, bags and stationery
  • Books and learning materials
  • Safe, age-appropriate toys and games
  • Sports and recreation equipment
  • Approved furniture
  • Construction materials for confirmed projects

Items we may decline

For safety and dignity, the organisation may decline expired food, unsafe electrical items, damaged furniture, heavily worn clothing, broken toys, medicines that have not been specifically approved, hazardous materials or goods that do not match current programme needs.