Remember Canon Collins Trust in Your Will

Honour a Life Well-lived

Join our growing community of supporters who have made education and social justice in southern Africa part of their lasting legacy. After you have made provision for your loved ones, please consider leaving a gift to the Canon Collins Trust. Your commitment to the sustainability of work will be remembered for generations to come.

Even if you don’t think you have much to leave, you would be surprised by how little it takes to make a significant impact, when it is given to the right people and used with the prudence the Canon Collins Trust has come to be known for. Read our guide on legacy giving.

To find out more, contact Ivor Baatjes at ivor@canoncollins.org or call 020 8004 8362 in the UK, and in South Africa 010 500 2303.

Our Legacy and In Memoriam Supporters

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A donor tribute

Keith Ebbutt, our oldest donor has died

A tribute to a lifelong dedication to pacificism, universal fairness and equality.

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Elizabeth Bird

Scholarship Ripples: Dorothy Kabvala's story

On July 10, 2010, the dedicated educationalist, Dr Elizabeth Bird died tragically. In her memory, the Elizabeth Bird Resource Centre was established at the University of Malawi. Dr Bird’s widower, Michael Bird, also sponsored Dorothy Kabvala, a postgraduate student doing her Master’s in Education.

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Donor Visits SA

Sue Davidson reports back on her recent trip to South Africa

Aja Marneweck’s groundbreaking PhD in practice could not have been achieved without the support of the team behind the Ros Moger/Terry Furlong (RMTF) scholarship fund. When Sue Davidson from RMTF recently visited Cape Town, she took a little time out to catch up with Aja.

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