Postal donations

How to make a postal donation / create a standing order

Please note: that you can now donate online using a range of credit and debit cards. However, if you would prefer to donate via the post there are two ways that you can proceed:

• If you would like to contribute on a regular basis then you can set up a standing order directly from your bank accout.
• Alternatively you can send a once off donation by cheque.

Download options

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Further information:

• You can also use the response form to request that we send you further information and / or ask to be added to our mailing list. You do not have to make a donation to be added to the mailing list.
• If you are a UK Tax payer, then please take a minute to read and, if applicable, complete the Gift Aid part of the response form.
• Gift Aid tax relief allows us to claim back around 25 pence for every £1 that you donate. It does not cost you any extra.
• If you have any further queries regarding donations, or you are unsure whether your donations qualify for Gift Aid tax relief, please contact us.

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