Since ZGTF was launched in 2000, many individuals and grant-making bodies have contributed with unstinting Will you help by making a donation, or a repeat donation? You can do this now, by post or on line, or by bank standing order, or by leaving a legacy in favour of ZGTF or by sponsoring an event. Some people may wish to make a donation to mark a special occasion such as a birthday, a Christening or a wedding anniversary? To give by postPlease make your cheque payable to: As you will know, if a donor who is a United Kingdom tax payer gives to a registered charity such as ZGTF, the charity can reclaim tax from the Inland Revenue. Justgiving is a company authorised by ZGFT to handle donations. To donate via Justgiving click on www.justgiving.com/zibbygarnett Bankers ordersA good way to make regular donations is to set up a standing order at your bank. Our bank details for this purpose are as follows: It would help us to know if you set up a standing order. Will you please advise ZGTF so that it can be recorded? LegaciesCharitable gifts are free of UK Inheritance Tax. Are you thinking of remaking your Will? If so would you remember ZGTF in it? Any legacy of any size is very welcome. “I give free of all tax to The Zibby Garnett Travelling Fellowship, Registered Charity in England 1081403 Past supportersZGTF has been generously supported by many individuals and charitable trusts, including: |
Matt Brack working on a 19th century Tibetan thang-kas at The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
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Rita Morais conserving an 1822 Brazilian ceremonial military belt made of metal thread with woven silk
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17th Century Portuguese ceramic tile from an exterior panel at the Fronteira Palace, outside Lisbon
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