Payroll giving to other charities and good causes
Payroll giving is a simple tax effective way to give to causes you care about through your pay.
Payroll donations can be made to any registered charity or good cause.
By donating money through payroll giving your donation will include the tax that would have been deducted from your pay.
Payroll donations can be made to any registered charity or good cause.
By donating money through payroll giving your donation will include the tax that would have been deducted from your pay.
Payroll giving to other charities and good causes
Payroll giving is a simple tax effective way to give to causes you care about through your pay.
Payroll donations can be made to any registered charity or good cause.
By donating money through payroll giving your donation will include the tax that would have been deducted from your pay.
Payroll donations can be made to any registered charity or good cause.
By donating money through payroll giving your donation will include the tax that would have been deducted from your pay.
How does it work?
- A regular donation is deducted from your gross pay before your tax assessment. If you are paid weekly, you will donate weekly, and if you’re paid monthly, you will donate monthly.
- This means if you pledge £1 from your pay every week, it will cost you only 80p; or if you pledge £4 from your salary each month, it will cost you only £3.20 (based on those paying 20% tax).
- Payroll giving is open to any individual paid through PAYE.
- Donations can be made to any registered charity or good cause.
Royal Mail will match donations made to our Charity Partner, Action for Children.
To sign up today either complete the online application form or complete all the fields on the payroll giving form and send it to:
Payroll Processing
2nd Floor
Pond Street
SHEFFIELD
S98 6HR
Royal Mail Group’s payroll giving agency, Charities Trust, charges a nominal 25p per month per donor to cover administration costs, up to a limit of £3 a year in total.