Your ways to create a legacy
– Light a candle, ignite a career:

 

PAYMENT

You can leave a legacy through supporting students studying over a three year period with a monthly/bi-monthly or quarterly stop-order for three years, or, if you prefer, you can provide a once-off donation.

If you wish to pledge R500 and light a candle, you can pay via Visa/Mastercard by pressing the red pledge button on this page or on the landing page.

If you wish to pay via EFT, please use the following banking details. If you wish to donate more or less than R500, we welcome any donation that you would prefer.

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Trust
ABSA Bank
Account number:  1640172998
Branch code:  632005
Swift:  ABSAZAJJ

Confirmation email: <Sheree.VanRooyen2@nmmu.ac.za>

You can find a confirmation of our banking details for your verification here.

Please send an email to <Sheree.VanRooyen2@nmmu.ac.za> providing the following details, so that we can thank you and provide a tax certificate for you.  Please note, the tax certificate is only effected if your pledge is R500 and above.

  1. Your name
  2. Your address
  3. Your telephone/cell number
  4. Amount pledged.

 

 

WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES

Students from economically-deprived backgrounds are challenged to pay expenses not only for tuition fees, but also have difficulties paying for daily expenses such as food, books, stationery and accommodation to participate fully in the university process.

The Bursary Legacy Campaign thus supports students in the following ways:

  1. A full three year undergraduate degree
  2. Tuition Fees (R25 000 for 3 years = R75 000)
  3. Accommodation
  4. Prescribed books
  5. Food allowance
  6. Travel allowance

Your donation enables talented students to attain higher education, to attend class, be a part of positive university experiences and build their futures.  As the students are committed to helping others, your pledge, in time, will contribute equally to the communities they were drawn from.  Thank you for your much-appreciated support.

Bursary recipients

Bursary recipients, Siviwe and Sakhumzi, going to class at NMMU.