Payroll giving
What is Payroll Giving?
Payroll giving is a scheme that allows people to make donate from their pay each month to any registered charity or recognised good cause within the UK.
How does it work?
A regular monthly donation is deducted from your pay before PAYE tax has been calculated. Because the deduction is made from before PAYE tax is taken off, you get tax relief straight away at your top rate of tax. It therefore costs less to give more.
The table below gives you a few suggested donation amounts, and how much each will cost you depending on your tax bracket!
|
Amount |
Basic Rate Tax Payer |
Higher Rate Tax Payer |
Top Rate Tax Payer |
|
£ 5.00 |
£ 4.00 |
£ 3.00 |
£ 2.00 |
|
£ 10.00 |
£ 8.00 |
£ 6.00 |
£ 5.00 |
|
£ 15.00 |
£ 12.00 |
£ 9.00 |
£ 7.50 |
How do I know if I am eligible to join the scheme?
If your employer deducts PAYE tax from your pay then you are eligible to join the scheme.
What do I need to do next?
To give to us through your pay you simply need to fill in the form you'll find if you click on the link below.
To give to us in this way, your Employer will need to operate a scheme, if you aren’t sure that they do, fill in the form anyway and we will let you know if they don’t and perhaps we can suggest to them that they introduce one.
Giving to us regularly from your pay means Stroke Association can continue to lead the fight against strokes in the UK; investing in research to prevent stroke happening; raising awareness of the risk factors of stroke and how to spot the symptoms; to provide support and care for stroke survivors and their families and to offer excellent information and support through our Stroke Information Service.
Your support will make a difference, so thank you.
For more information, contact our Corporate Partnerships team on 020 7566 1517 or email Joe Phillips