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Make a Donation
There are number of different ways to make a donation to the UNTL Library Project.
Guidelines
The donations links on this site will provide all the details you need to donate funds, whether it be by online credit card, cheque or regular payroll deduction.
Donations are tax deductible and receive proportional matching funding from AUSAID. Please ensure that you clearly state that your donation is for the 'UNTL Library Project'.
By Post:
UNTL Library Project
Union Aid Abroad-APHEDA
Level 3, 377 - 383 Sussex St,
Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
By Credit Card:
Tel: 61 2 9264 9343
Via the Internet:
You can go to the secure APHEDA donation Web site to make online donations.
For other donations
Please fill out our feedback form supplying your contact details and a description of you donation and we'll get back you.
- When considering donating significant material goods or soliciting donations for the project, please contact the Friends of UNTL Library Group for feedback and advice.
- The Friends Group will also be able to tell you where to send or drop off your donations if extra advice is needed beyond that provided by the donations link.
- Sometimes companies or educational institutions close down library or training services, or 'down-size' offices. Whenever you hear of these unfortunate events it is worth checking out the possibility of resources being made available to send to East Timor.
- Even if it is only a small bundle library or office supplies sitting unused in your storeroom or left over from when you were downsized last year, they will most likely be useful in East Timor.
- While we concentrate on locating resources for the UNTL Library Project we sometimes work together with others who gather resources for the University, schools, training centres, small self-help projects, medical centres and orphanages. Anything we can't use can be referred on to others.
- Any appropriate contributions, no matter how small, will be valued, even if it is just a tub of paper clips, a box of IBM discs or a packet of pencils picked up at Kmart
while doing the Saturday morning shopping.
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