There is more than one way for you to help support our work. Donate, invite us to speak, volunteer, or just tell a friend about us.
Your donations make an extraordinary difference to our work. The more donations we get, the more resources we are able to commit to advancing people's choices.
Donate to Family Planning International
Family Planning International is funded by the Packard Foundation and the Hewlett Foundation. We also receive some specific project funding from New Zealand's International Aid and Development Agency and donations from individual supporters. The more donations we get, the more work we can do, and no donation is too small!
Make a Donation
Everyone that donates to Family Planning International is automatically added to our database to receive our Interaction magazine.
Family Planning International is a registered, not-for-profit charitable organisation. A tax receipt for all donations received will be sent to you. You may be able to claim a tax rebate for any donation over $5 NZ. Click here for more information on donation rebates.
Make a single donation
Family Planning International accepts VISA and MasterCard using the secure processing facilities of 
Go to Make a Donation to make an online contribution.
Pay by cheque
We also accept personal cheques. Please make cheques out to Family Planning International, and include your name and address so we can post you a receipt, and send to us at:
Family Planning International
PO Box 11-515
Wellington 6142
Set up a direct debit donation
Giving a little often is a great way to support Family Planning International's work without making a big dent in your own finances.
Receiving regular donations helps us plan in advance and enable us to effectively budget where best to allocate your contribution. Contact us if you would like us to send you a direct debit donation form.
Invite us to speak
Name the date and place and we'll be happy to contribute our knowledge to your school, university, workplace or community.
If you would like us to speak, please contact us with information about your request.
Fundraise at work or in your community
If you are looking at organising a team event, what better way to make it even more meaningful by fundraising at work for a good cause! Fundraising team events can be loads of FUN and can be simple to coordinate.
If you belong to a community group that regularly does work for charities, you might like to suggest supporting Family Planning International at the next event.
If you would like to know more about fundraising events or community fundraising, please contact us.
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Become a part of the solution by getting informed on the issues. Sign up to receive our E-newsletter with the latest news on what we have been up to, and updates on global population and development issues.
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Volunteer
Volunteering for Family Planning International is a fantastic opportunity for you to contribute to our work to advance people's choices and reduce poverty. We greatly value and appreciate whatever time and energy you are able to dedicate to our cause.
Becoming a Family Planning International volunteer means you can help in many ways. For instance, in the past, volunteers have:
- Contributed to valuable research;
- Helped out at events;
- Participated in focus groups to give feedback on resources.
If you would like to become a Family Planning International volunteer, please contact us. Email, ring or write to us and let us know the kinds of things you might like to do or the experience you already have.
Tell a friend
Donating isn’t the only way you can support Family Planning International. You can help raise awareness of our work in New Zealand by simply talking to your friends and family about the work we do.
You can email this website to a friend and let people know the work that Family Planning International is doing.
You can keep yourself informed and up-to-date on what is happening in and around the Pacific. To help you do this, check out our latest resources.
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