Regular Giving
Why is regular giving useful?
Because it allows us to plan ahead. As much as we appreciate all the donations we receive, regular donations are particularly useful because they provide stability - crucial in a relatively small organisation as ours.
Regular giving can be in the form of a standing order, a Direct Debit or through payroll giving (which means tax is automatically deducted). It may be easier to give a smaller amount each month or quarter, rather than a larger amount as a one-off donation. You can use this donation form to set up a Direct Debit. Make sure you complete all the relevant parts, including Gift Aid, then post it to us at the address at the bottom of the page.
Payroll giving means that a donation is deducted from your salary, before tax. This ensures that we receive all the tax on your donation, which for higher rate tax payers adds 40% to their donation. So not only is it easy for you - it also increases the size of your donation! For more details on payroll giving have a look at the Charities' Aid Foundation website. Also check with your payroll administrator to see if your employer is already set up to do this.
Because it allows us to plan ahead. As much as we appreciate all the donations we receive, regular donations are particularly useful because they provide stability - crucial in a relatively small organisation as ours.
Regular giving can be in the form of a standing order, a Direct Debit or through payroll giving (which means tax is automatically deducted). It may be easier to give a smaller amount each month or quarter, rather than a larger amount as a one-off donation. You can use this donation form to set up a Direct Debit. Make sure you complete all the relevant parts, including Gift Aid, then post it to us at the address at the bottom of the page.
Payroll giving means that a donation is deducted from your salary, before tax. This ensures that we receive all the tax on your donation, which for higher rate tax payers adds 40% to their donation. So not only is it easy for you - it also increases the size of your donation! For more details on payroll giving have a look at the Charities' Aid Foundation website. Also check with your payroll administrator to see if your employer is already set up to do this.
