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We are not able to collect an offering online, but we do appreciate and rely on your generosity. Our banking details are as follows.
(Please note our Hungarian name!)
Beneficiary: Budapesti Református Skót Misszió
Account Number: 11600006-00000000-27073779
Bank Name: Erste Bank Hungary ZRT.
Bank Address: 1138 Budapest, Népfürdő u. 24-26
SWIFT/BIC Code GIBAHUHB
IBAN: HU 87 1160 0006 0000 0000 2707 3779
If you are giving online and would like for your donation or part of your donation to go to something specific, please make a note clearly specifying which cause you would like to support. Online banking pages generally have a place to note the purpose of a transfer.
Question: “How can I give to specific project?”
Currently we have separate projects that you can specify when giving.
When you are giving online:
- If you make a note for “Nourishing Minds”, it goes to this project:
Nourishing Minds is a non profit organization run entirely by volunteers, based in Switzerland. We work in the Ekwendeni Area of Northern Malawi where many children, walk 2 to 3 hours to get to school. They often arrive at school with empty tummies and return home still having had nothing to eat due to family poverty. This results in a lack of energy and difficulty concentrating and learning throughout the school day. Our goal at Nourishing Minds is to provide all primary school children in the area with a cup of porridge each school day with the additional concept of empowering the unemployed youth within this community-based project.
- If you make a note for “A-Z project”, it goes to this project:
The name for this project comes from the Hungarian words “alsónemű” and “zokni”. (translation: underwear and socks). The plan is to raise money for these much- needed items, buy them in bulk, and then give them to shelters in Budapest. To give to this note, “A-Z project” on your bank transfer or give in the basket on the communion table.
Our community, often called the Scottish Mission, celebrates its 175th anniversary in 2016. Click here to explore the anniversary website highlighting its historical significance over the years.