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ANZ opens Typhoon Haiyan appeal account
ANZ Bank New Zealand Ltd
Media Release
For Release: 12 November 2013
ANZ opens Typhoon Haiyan appeal account
ANZ today announced it was opening an appeal account for New Zealanders to donate to Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts in the Philippines.
Donations can be made via ANZ’s branches, by calling the ANZ Contact Centre on 0800 269296, or through Internet Banking.
All proceeds of the appeal fund will go directly to Red Cross New Zealand.
The appeal account is:
Account Name: ANZ Haiyan Appeal Account
Account Number: 01-0274-0398589-00
Branch: New Brighton
People who make a donation through Internet Banking and require a tax receipt should:
Save or print a receipt from online banking;
Post or email a copy to:
New Zealand Red
Cross Emergency Response Fund - Haiyan
National Office PO Box 12069 Thorndon
Wellington 6012
hello@redcross.org.nz
Red Cross will send a receipt to the person who made the donation.
Those who make a donation at an ANZ branch or Contact Centre should ask for a receipt and send that to the Red Cross address above.
ENDS
ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited
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