Friends of Sydney Gardens Georgian Garden

Collecting for

Organiser

Wendy Powney

The Georgian Garden will be a fantastic new attraction in Sydney Gardens. Donations are needed to help prepare the groundworks and help with planting. Please remember to collect Collctiv 0% to ensure 100% of your contribution supports the gardens.

This pot is now closed

Wendy has closed this pot and payments can now longer be made into it.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Collctiv?

Collctiv is a group payments app, that enables people to collect a pot(s) of money for a group activity, gift, event, sports, etc.

Do I need a Collctiv account to contribute?

Nope, you can simply pay with your debit or credit card, or use Apple or Google Pay.

Is Collctiv safe?

Yes, we use Stripe as a globally-trusted and FCA-regulated payment processor and to verify the identity of anyone collecting and withdrawing money from the Collctiv app.

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