Donations

Perhaps you had not heard of us before, but are intrigued or touched by what you have learned. Any donation you care to send will be administered with care within the service of the Corps. Cheques to our HQ address, payable to FANY (PRVC). If you state ‘GIFTAID’ to confirm that you are a UK taxpayer, we can additionally claim back the tax on your donation.

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FANY (PRVC)
95 Horseferry Road
London
SW1P 2DX
United Kingdom

 

Corporate funding

A one-off charitable donation could help us organise and rehouse our Archives, re-bind and re-shelf our membership records, subsidise the publication and distribution of our Gazette or re-equip us in areas where carefully hoarded stocks are getting low.

Perhaps you could make a grant to fund office assistance for a project? Jobs take a long time to finish when we have to rely on volunteers who are very able and willing but already fully-employed.

Contact us to discuss how you might help.

 

Supporting membership

If your Mother was a FANY or you have some similar connection, you might like to become a Friend of the FANY, making a small annual donation (with GIFTAID where applicable) to help us carry on. We'll send you a copy of the Gazette each year and keep you informed about church services and reunions. Email us and we'll send you a form.

 

Membership

For a small annual subscription, former members can rejoin and lend the Corps their financial support. Email us for a form or write to HQ, stating present and former surnames, your FANY number if remembered (or your date of birth if not) to help us trace your records.

(We welcome what you can afford to send but ask a minimum £15.00 UK and £20.00 Continental Europe and Worldwide).

 

Remember us in your will

A legacy to the Corps in your will is most gratefully received. We remain independent, voluntary and of charitable status, financing our enterprises most carefully from Corps funds.

You might be sponsoring a member to undertake particular training, or enabling us to make a one-off purchase of something we could not otherwise afford. Larger sums can be invested and continue to help the Corps for years.