Giving through the Self Assessment Tax ReturnIndividual taxpayers in the UK who complete a Self Assesment (SA) return are able to nominate a charity to receive all or part of any repayment and ask for Gift Aid to apply to their donation. This facility is only available to individual taxpayers who complete an SA return; it is not available to partnerships, trusts or estates.
To nominate Women + Health to be the charity to receive an SA repayment, the questions at section 19A of the full SA return should be completed, or questions at section 13 on the short SA return.
Women + Health's tax code is PAT77UG |
One-off donationsDonate securely on line
Donating online with debit or credit cards is secure, quick, easy and safe. We use Charity Choices process our donations as they make no charge to either us or to you. You can use your credit or debit card and it is totally secure. Click Here to Donate |
By PostDonate
If you would prefer to pay by cheque please Click Here to download and print off a copy of the donation form fill in the details and send it with your cheque, CAF voucher or postal order, made payable Women + Health to:
Women + Health
4 Carol Street
London NW1 0HU
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Regular donationsRegular donations help Women + Health to plan ahead.
• Direct debit - if you would like to make a regular donation monthly, quarterly or annually straight from your bank account please click here to download the Direct Debit form in PDF.
• Give As You Earn - if you earn a salary, or if your pension is paid via PAYE, you can give directly from your pre-tax salary, so money that would normally go to the taxman goes to charity instead. You decide how much you want to donate each month and this is taken out of your salary before tax. If you are a basic rate tax payer, a gift of £5 would only cost you £4 because the tax is passed on to the charity. To find out more about Give As You Earn and to check on whether your employer participates in the scheme Click Here
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Gift aidHowever you donate please help us reclaim Gift Aid by completing the Gift Aid section of the postal or direct debit forms or the online donation process.
Gift Aid is a government scheme that increases the value of donations to UK charities by reclaiming the basic rate tax on your gift. At the moment, basic rate tax is 20 per cent. This means that if you give Women + Health £10 using Gift Aid it is worth £12.50 to us once we have reclaimed the Gift Aid. For donations between 6 April 2008 and 5 April 2011 we also get a separate government supplement of three pence on every pound you give.
If you would like more information about Gift aid Click Here
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Celebrating an occasionWhy not celebrate a special occasion by asking your friends and family, instead of giving presents, to donate in your name to Women + Health? You can do this directly to us either on-line or by post need to be able to click on these Or you could use a Charity Gift Voucher Click Here |
Remember someone through a donation You can make a donation in memory of someone. If you are arranging a funeral you might like to advise relatives to make a donation instead of flowers.
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Leave money in your will You may wish to leave a legacy to Women + Health.
There are many types of bequests or legacies you can leave to charities or individuals. The main ones are:
• Residuary legacy - a percentage or share of your estate.
Suggested wording: "I give all (or ....% of) the residue of my estate to Women + Health of the United Kingdom of 4 Carol Street, London, NW1 0HU (Charity registration number 296262) for its general purposes."
• Pecuniary (cash) legacy - a gift of a precise sum of money.
Suggested wording: "I give to Women + Health of the United Kingdom of 4 Carol Street, London, NW1 0HU (Charity registration number 296262) the sum of £... for its general purposes."
• Specific legacy - a specific item such as a piece of jewellery.
Suggested wording: "I give to Women + Health of the United Kingdom of 4 Carol Street, London, NW1 0HU (Charity registration number 296262) the (specify item) for its general purposes."
• Contingent bequest - this is a gift that depends on an event which may or may not happen. An example is a bequest to a charity which applies only if other beneficiaries named in the will die before you.
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