Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world
Nelson Mandela

You can support the students

who will become the next generation

of global leaders

and changemakers by supporting

scholarships and programs at

UWC Red Cross Nordic.

The magic of the UWC Red Cross Nordic education is to be part of a deliberately diverse group of students from all over the world. At RCN 200 students from more than 85 nationalities come to learn and live together. The UWC schools accept students from all over the world, selected on the basis of personal characteristics, regardless of race, religion, political position and ability to pay, selected through a network of over 160 national committees.

At RCN this is made possible through the generous support of the Norwegian government, the Nordic governments and friends and supporters of the UWC movement.

We welcome you to be part of making a difference that provides equal opportunities to education for everyone, cause we know that talent is equally distributed- opportunity is unfortunately not so.
Every gift really makes a huge difference and is vital for our continued success.

If you have any questions about making donations, please contact us at: leonora.kleiven@uwcrcn.no  / 0047 41 44 82 97

Ways to donate

The college uses the funds in the best possible ways. If you wish to support a specific program please indicate this in a comment when making the donation. There are several easy ways to transfer money:

Vipps through app

In Norway to 110433 – Stiftelsen Røde Kors Nordisk United World College.

Credit Card via Secure PayPal

This includes donations on monthly (etc.) basis.
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Bank Transfer

From Norway and from abroad.

See bank details

For UK citizens you can donate via the UWC International office to get a tax deduction.

For citizens in the US you can donate to UWC RCN via UWC USA to get a tax deduction and also to check if your employer has a matching scheme. Click here for more information.

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