Donations

Donate to support our college

We rely on donations, from individuals and organizations, to enable us to continue to grow.

Donations can be made by bank transfer:

Account Name: Bwindi Community Vocational College

Bank Name: Centenary Rural Development Bank Limited

Account Number: 3204752635

Branch: Kihihi Branch

Swift Code: CERBUGKA

Bank Address: Mapeera House, Plot 44-46 Kampala Road, P O Box 1892, Kampala

Beneficiary Address:

00 (put this in for the Street Number)
Kanyamisinga Cell
Central Ward
Buhoma Town Council
Kanungu District
South Western Uganda
0000 (put this in for the Postcode)
Please note: ensure you put all elements of the address above into the various spaces for the address

Please let us know when you make a donation so we can thank you and issue a tax receipt.

Donations help us

Examples of how your donation can make a difference:

$200: Buying a start-up kit (tools) for a student undertaking a technical course
$240: Buying a sewing machine for a student to start a business
$450: Sponsoring a student for a year
$550: Buying a computer for our ICT lab
$1,980: Sponsoring a Tutor/Lecturer’s salary for a year
$5,945: Buying a thicknesser machine to use in woodwork
$7,000: Sponsoring a course to subsidise the fees for all students in that particular course for a year
$9,500: Sponsoring meals for all students for a semester

Donations of Equipment

Do you have equipment in your workplace you are replacing? Consider donating equipment you no longer need to the College to enable us to undertake additional courses or increase enrolments in current courses.

Computers

Does your business have a rolling replacement policy for computers after two years?

Consider how much the donation of those computers would assist our ICT students.

Construction Equipment

Do you have construction equipment surplus to your requirements? The donation of your equipment would help us, not only in our courses but also in our construction activities.

Sewing Machines

In addition to providing start-up machines for students who have completed their course, any donations of sewing machines would increase the number of students we can enrol in our Fashion Design course.

Woodworking equipment

The donation of equipment used in woodworking would enable us to bring forward the introduction of a certificate and diploma course in woodworking, creating the potential for new businesses to flourish in Bwindi.