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Bequeath to Caritas Bamenda

We are grateful for all the financial support we receive. Every donation, small or large, contributes to the important work of extraordinary people worldwide. Today and in the future.

Do you want to bequeath to CARITAS BAMENDA?

You can have a will drawn up or amended by a notary. In this you can state how you want to bequeath to Caritas Bamenda. And because we do not have to pay inheritance tax, your donation will go to Caritas Bamenda for 100%.

You can bequeath to Caritas Bamenda in the following way:

  • Appoint Caritas Bamenda as (co-)heir. You then indicate what percentage you want to leave to Caritas Bamenda.
  • Appoint Caritas Bamenda as legatee. You leave a specific property or fixed amount of money to Caritas Bamenda. The remainder of your estate is divided among the heirs, such as family members or friends. You can include multiple bequests in your will.
  • Name Caritas Bamenda as sole heir. If you appoint Caritas Bamenda as sole heir, you have the certainty that your estate will be spent entirely on Caritas's projects.

Contact Us through 

+237 6 90 98 79 84

caritasbamenda@yahoo.com

How to give

Bank transfer

United Bank for Africa (UBA)

Account name
Caritas Bamenda
Account number
04031000138-35
Bank address
Commercial Avenue, Bamenda, Cameroon
IBAN (USD)
CM21 10033 05204 04031000138 35
SWIFT / BIC
UNAFCMCX
Currency
XAF / USD

Please use your name as the payment reference so we can identify and thank you.

MTN Mobile Money

MTN MoMo

Account name
Frankline Neguim Kamgeh
Account number
+237 675 786 928
Currency
XAF

This MTN Mobile Money line is registered to our Director, Rev. Fr. Frankline Kamgeh, because mobile money accounts in Cameroon are held in an individual name. It is an official Caritas Bamenda channel. If you are ever unsure, please call our office on the numbers listed on our contact page before sending money.

After sending a gift, please email info@caritasbamenda.org or contact us with the reference, so we can acknowledge it and account for it properly.

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