Ways To Contribute
Click your preferred payment method below. It really is that simple to help impact the lives of these little survivors.
Avela Trekking
Every year we choose a cool and challenging destination to trek as our fundraising initiative. Stay tuned to see where 2025 will take us and hopefully you can join the team.
Donate For My Birthday
In Lieu of birthdays gifts make an impactful celebration by asking your friends to help you by supporting the Umatter program.
Donate For Our Wedding
In lieu of weddings gifts, we wish to spread more love by requesting that our guests make a donation to help the Umatter program.
Donate For Sports Events
Run, Hike, Cycle, whatever you want to do to stay active and give back this is your chance to start a campaign and have your friends support you and the Umatter program all the way to the finish line.
Monthly Giving - SnapScan
You can donate any monthly amount via PayPal or SnapScan by clicking on the monthly tab.
Monthly Giving - PayPal
You can donate any monthly amount via PayPal or SnapScan by clicking on the monthly tab.
Join Our First Annual Virtual Hike To Mt. Everest Summit
A sign-up fee of $25.00 is donated on our website (use your email as a reference). Once registered, you will receive a link to join. Our fundraising target is $300 pp. Run, walk, cycle… 60km in 8 days. We will take you through the most beautiful breathtaking scenery in the world. Take on this challenge to help burn survivors in South Africa.
Trekking for a Cause
Kilimanjaro Trek 2019 – Every year we choose projects to fund and for 2019 we have decided to raise funds for our second Lumenis Ultra Pulse CO2 Laser Machine to be donated in Johannesburg to help children with their scars and also to keep funding the U-matter program.
#TogetherToSponsor
The Avela #TogetherToSponsor Project allows you to sponsor a burn survivor and their family to receive the crucial psychological support required to prepare them for the future. Families suffer as much as the burn survivor and they all need support.
DID YOU
KNOW?
68% of South African children younger than 14 years have experienced scalding burn injuries.