Fundraising

There are so many ways to get involved in fundraising activity to help us to help carers living and working in Hertfordshire. 

  • Really adventurous like sky diving or bungee jumping,
  • Physically challenging like a 10km run or half marathon
  • or perhaps something a little more sedate like holding a tea party, car boot sale or quiz night.

Whatever it is you choose to do, we would love to support you. 

Making a donation

We welcome donations, however large or small. 

You can make a donation online with your credit or debit card using our justgiving page http://www.justgiving.com/carersinherts/donate or by sending a cheque to Carers in Hertfordshire, The Red House, 119 Fore Street, Hertford, SG14 1AX. 

Payroll Giving

You can also support us by contributing directly through your payroll.

Donations are deducted at source (before tax) which means that every pound pledged is worth more than that.  Please visit www.payrollgiving.co.uk for more information. 

Regular Donations

You can make a regular donation to us by arranging a standing order with your bank.  Please contact us for a standing order form. 

Remembering Carers in Hertfordshire in your Will

If you are making or renewing your will, please remember us.  Your legacy could make a real difference for years to come.  There are a number of options you may wish to consider:

A residuary legacy – which means you leave Carers in Hertfordshire all or part of your estate once other gifts to family and friends have been distributed.

Or a pecuniary legacy – which is a fixed sum of money.

If you wish to include a legacy in your will you can download our Legacy document which you may find useful.

Gift Aid

Providing you pay income tax, all your donations can be treated under the Gift Aid Scheme.  This means that for every £1 you donate, we can claim an additional 28p from the taxman.  Signing up for Gift Aid is easy, simply tick the box on our justgiving page or download our Gift Aid form and send it back to us together with your donation. 

Last modified on Wednesday, 14 December 2011 11:26