Corporate Charity Foundation “BI-Zhuldyzai”
Online Donation
Choose a convenient payment method
First method
1. Scan the QR code
Scan the QR code to confirm the payment in your bank’s mobile app
2. Enter the amount
Enter the amount in the pop‑up window and confirm the transaction
Second method
- In the Kaspi.kz app, go to the “Payments” tab and choose “Charity” from the list
- Select “CF BI-Zhuldyzai”
- Enter the amount and make the payment
- You can also make a payment by following the link
Corporate Foundation “BI-Zhuldyzai”
Legal address:
Republic of Kazakhstan, Astana, Zhansugurov St., 14/3
Actual address:
Republic of Kazakhstan, Astana, Almaty St., 7
Phone:
8 (7172) 48-16-96
BIN:
040540008069
IBAN:
KZ108562203116227426 (KZT)
BIC:
KCJBKZKX
JSC:
Bank CenterCredit, Astana branch
KBE:
18
Corporate Charity Foundation “BI-Zhuldyzai”
1. Enter the donation amount
Specify any amount in tenge (₸) that is comfortable for you. Minimum payment is 50 ₸
2. Click the “Donate” button
After entering the amount, you will be redirected to a secure payment page via Robokassa
3. Enter your email and card details
Provide your email to receive a payment confirmation.
Then enter your bank card details
4. Confirm the payment
Confirm the transaction via SMS or your bank app (if required). After a successful payment, you will see a confirmation message on the screen and receive an email.
Corporate Charity Foundation “BI-Zhuldyzai”
The Corporate Charity Foundation “BI-Zhuldyzai” was established in 2004 by employees of the construction company BI Group.
The story began in the year 2000. At that time, the BI Group office was located next to a city orphanage. The children wore identical tights and scarves, and their faces had that particular “gray” tone that only orphanage children seem to have. These were children who had no one to call “mom” or “dad,” no one to share their little joys and sorrows with. No human heart can remain indifferent to this. And so, in 2004, an initiative group from the holding created the corporate charity foundation “BI-Zhuldyzai.”
