Payroll Giving Through Your Salary Payroll Giving is a fundraising mechanism which enables employees to donate to charities from pre-taxed earnings, generating regular and reliable income. The donor benefits from immediate tax relief on their gift.
Example of how Payroll Giving works…..
- The donor gives £10 a month from pre-taxed income
- This reduces the amount of income tax that the donor pays by £2.00 each month (or £4.00 for higher rate taxpayers)
- The actual cost to the donor is £8.00
- The Roberts Centre receives £10
If your employer does not already operate payroll giving, please let us know and we will try to initiate a scheme.
Major international charity Head of Income said “For too long the benefits of Payroll Giving have been hidden from view. If we raise the profile of Payroll Giving just a notch in the UK, we can make an even bigger difference to the lives of millions blighted by poverty and suffering”.
Alternatively donations can be made directly to our internet bank account.
Please complete the gift aid declaration.
ER Roberts Centre Bank account details:
Account number 00868134
Sort Code 30-13-95
Leave a Gift In Your Will
By making or changing your will you are planning for the future, for your family, friends and the causes you support. You may name us as a beneficiary in your will.
Everyone can leave the world a better place
If you need help with writing or changing your will, please contact us.
Loose Change
We are open 8am until 6pm Monday to Friday and will gladly accept any loose change in our blue box on reception.
Alternatively, why not have a home collecting box. Put your loose change in the box and bring it in when its full. This will also enable friends and family to donate their loose change as well.
Gift of Shares
Individuals and companies are able to get tax relief on shares donated to charities.
Qualifying shares and securities listed are:
- Shares and securities listed or dealt in on the UK stock exchange, including the Alternative Investment Market (AIM).
- Shares in an open-ended investment company.
- Holdings in certain foreign collective investment schemes.
The amount of relief is calculated as the market value of the shares at the date of disposal, plus the transaction costs, such as broker’s fees. The date of disposal will normally be the date the stock transfer form is signed.
Gift of Properties to Charities
Individuals and companies wishing to give property are able to do so under similar rules to the gift of shares.
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