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AMANDLA EduFootball Banking Details

For German & International Donations:

Account Name: AMANDLA EduFootball e.V. | Account Number: 8896700 | Branch Code: 70020500 | Type of Account: Charity | Full Name of Bank: Bank für Sozialwirtschaft | IBAN: DE20700205000008896700 | BIC: BFSWDE33MUE

 

Only for South African Donations:

Account Name: AMANDLA EduFootball e.V. | Account Number: 1009 934 945 |Full Name of Bank: Nedbank Cape Town | Branch Code: 100909 | SWIFT Code: NEDSZAJJ

Branch Name: Cape Town | Branch Address: 85 St. Georges Mall, Cape Town, 8001 |Type of Account: Nedbank Current Account

 

TAX-Deductable Donation Information

AMANDLA EduFootball e.V. is recognized as a not-for-profit association (Tax ID 156/107/10724) in the Federal Republic of Germany and AMANDLA EduFootball South Africa is recognized as a Non-Profit-Organisation in the Republic of South Africa. (Non-Profit Organisation Registration Number: 077-589; Public Benefit Organisation Number: 930033246; Income Tax Number: 9043520221).  As a result of such designations, donations to AMANDLA EduFootball e.V. or AMANDLA EduFootball South Africa are respectively tax-exempt under German, European and South African law.

Jason explains!
One week with AMANDLA

Jason (17), an AMANDLA Youth Leader, provides an insight into his life with the AMANDLA Programmes. Experience our daily work and learn more about our holistic approach!

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We are very thankful for any donation. Even with small amounts you can make a difference in a youth's life!

Why us?
Background South Africa:

AMANDLA's target demographic is youth staying in residential childcare facilities in South Africa. Exact figures on how many youth are currently placed in residential facilities is not available.  However, according to the Children Count ZA institute 18.6% of all children in South Africa are orphaned which does not include children in need of care due to alternative circumstances.