- +237 674 715 263
- contact@awaforcharity.org
- Mon–Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Every donation helps persons with albinism in Cameroon stay safe from the sun, stay in school, and live free from stigma and violence.
Pick an amount, then send it by MTN Mobile Money or Orange Money, or pledge by WhatsApp or email for a bank transfer. Every gift receives an official AWA receipt.
An eye examination for a person with albinism, the first step to the right glasses or low-vision aid.
One bottle of high-protection (SPF 50+) sunscreen.
Sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, a long-sleeved shirt and lip balm.
One year of public secondary school tuition and PTA fees for a learner with albinism.
An eye test and a pair of prescription glasses, so a learner or adult with albinism can read, study and work.
Strengthens our health, education and protection work.
MTN Mobile Money
+237 674 715 263
Orange Money
+237 640 301 838
These lines are registered in the name of our Founder, Ngom Maceline Anwi, while AWA’s official Mobile Money lines are being processed. They are used only for AWA.
AWA only receives Mobile Money on the two numbers shown on this website.
Tell us how much you would like to give. We will reply with our bank details within 24 hours.
Bank: NFC Bank, Cameroon · Account name: Association for the Welfare of Albinos · SWIFT/BIC: NAFCCMCY. Full account details are sent only from our official email or phone.
Your details are kept private. See our Privacy Policy.
Choose your gift and how you want to give: Mobile Money or bank transfer.
Send your gift by MTN Mobile Money (+237 674 715 263), Orange Money (+237 640 301 838), or bank transfer using the details we send you within 24 hours.
WhatsApp or email us your name, amount and reference. We send an official AWA receipt and a thank-you note.
MTN Mobile Money: +237 674 715 263
Orange Money: +237 640 301 838
Registered in the name of our Founder, Ngom Maceline Anwi, while AWA’s official lines are being processed. Add a reference such as “AWA Sunscreen”.
National Financial Credit Bank (NFC Bank), Cameroon.
Account name: Association for the Welfare of Albinos.
SWIFT/BIC: NAFCCMCY
For the full account details, email contact@awaforcharity.org or call +237 674 715 263.
Set up a monthly standing order with your bank and tell us, so we can thank you and keep you updated. Regular gifts help us plan ahead.
35,000 FCFA keeps a learner with albinism in secondary school for a year.
Sponsor a child →Direct your gift to health, education, protection, livelihoods or advocacy.
Choose a programme →Sunscreen (SPF 50+), wide-brimmed hats, sunglasses, magnifiers and school materials. Please contact us before sending.
Fund a programme, give in kind, or match your staff's giving.
Partner with AWA →“AWA did not simply bring sunscreen and vision aids; they restored our confidence.”
Community focal person
AWA only receives gifts through the bank account and the two Mobile Money numbers shown on this website: MTN +237 674 715 263 and Orange +237 640 301 838. Our bank details are shared only by email or phone from our official contacts. We will never ask you to send money to any other number or account.
No one may collect donations in AWA's name without an official AWA receipt book. If you are unsure about a message, contact us to check before you give.
Registering Mobile Money lines in an association’s name takes time in Cameroon, and our application is still being processed. So that no one waits for help, we use MTN and Orange lines registered to our Founder, Ngom Maceline Anwi, which are used only for AWA. Every gift is recorded and receipted, and we will update this page as soon as AWA’s official lines are ready.
International transfers can carry bank fees. Please check with your bank before sending.
AWA is registered in Cameroon. If you give from another country, please check your country's tax rules.
Yes. Tell us, and we will not publish your name.
Once your transfer reaches us, we send you an official AWA receipt and a thank-you note.
Email contact@awaforcharity.org or call +237 674 715 263 (Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm).
