Funding The Only Night Community Patrols In Manurewa
If you like to support the work we do by giving a donation towards petrol costs please give to our covering charitable trust:
Manukau New Life Community Trust
02-0358-0053406-00
In the reference please put WCP and your details so a receipt can be issued to you for tax deductions.
Thanks for your support.
Just to give a heads up on what it costs to run one night in Manurewa, Clendon, Weymouth, Wattle-downs, Alfristion and Takanini is roughly about $40 per night that is 8pm to 6am. (on the average nights)
For direct donations (Petrol into the WCP patrol Wagon)
ASB : 12-3032-0376129-00 The Watchmen CP
Again supporting the WCP is vital as we off er the people of Manurewa and surrounding suburbs the only graveyard community patrols and assist emergency services and police in keeping our Hood safe and well.
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