There are many ways to donate, please read on to find the ways that are best for you.
 

Cash or cheque; card payments



In Church on a Sunday you could pick up a Gift Aid envelope. If you also fill in your details we will be able to claim back your income tax too. In the pews, you should also find a card with a QR code that can be used to donate, and there is an easy-to-use card payment device at the back of church.



Standing Order and Gift Aid



To download a form to set up a standing order to St Anne's, click here, print off and send to your bank. Or use the details to set it up online if you use online banking. Please put your name in the Reference so we can easily tell who the payment is from.



If you also fill in a Gift Aid Declaration, we can claim back any Income Tax you paid on your donations. The Gift Aid form is here...

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Self-Assessment Tax Rebate Giving



Did you know that you can tick a box on your Self-Assessment Tax Return to request that some or all of your Tax Rebate (if any) is donated directly to charity? Why not tick the box on your next tax return and send some of it to St. Anne's? You just need the details below.



Charity Name: St. Anne's PCC Sale
HMRC Charity Code: CAL57AG

Charity number: 1132802

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Payroll Giving or "Give As You Earn (GAYE)"



Many employers now offer this service, where a deduction is made directly from your gross pay and given to charity. The church benefits by getting the income tax you would have paid, so a £40 donation costs you only £32 (or £24 if you're a higher rate taxpayer).  Some employers even match your donation. So your £24 can sometimes turn into £80 for the church! Contact your employer's HR department if you want to donate this way or see the HMRC advice here.





 

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