There are many ways to donate…
We could not provide our free nursing care and support for patients and their families in Warwickshire without you.
We are very reliant on the generosity of our local community to be able to continue to help all families facing incurable illness in Shipston, Kineton, Wellesbourne and the surrounding area.
To keep providing the free care and support for all our families and patients, we need to raise in excess of £400,00 over a year.
We can’t continue to do this without your help. You can support us by fundraising and having great fun at the same time!
Help us raise funds throughout the year to keep our Nurses caring, there are many ways you can help, for example:
- Regular monthly donations via a Bank Standing Order payment.
- Send a cheque payable to Shipston Home Nursing to:
Rebecca Mawle, Lower Farm Barn, Great Wolford, CV36 5NQ.
Tel: 01608 674929 or 07940 716345
- A gift in a Will or from a Trust Fund.
- Via our Shipston Home Nursing Charity Page at JustGiving or Virginmoneygiving
- While you shop, through Give as you Live
- Download our Donation Form
- If you manage a Business or belong to a club or society you may wish to raise money from participating in a sponsored sporting event or holding a raffle or collection at a meeting.
- Volunteering your time to help us for an hour or day at one of our many fundraising events throughout the year.
Gift Aid…
The following HMRC rules are applicable Gift Aid:
Payments that don’t qualify for Gift Aid
These Include:
- Donations of money from a company.
- Donations in the form of a loan waiver or dept conversion – for example an individual may lend money to your charity or CASC and then, at a later date, agree that it does not have to be paid back – this is not a gift of money it is the waiver of a loan.
- Gifts made on behalf of other people for example a membership subscription paid on behalf of somebody else – this is a gift of membership from the payer to the member not a gift made to the charity or CASC.
- Gifts that come with a condition about repayment.
- Gifts with a condition that the charity buys goods or services from the donor.
- Payments received in return for goods or services – these are not gifts – for example payment for admission to a concert, payment for a raffle ticket, an entrance fee for an adventure challenge event etc.
- A ‘minimum donation’ where there is no choice about payment – this is simply a fee for goods or services, it is not a gift.
- Gifts made using ‘charity vouchers’ or ‘charity cheques’
- Donations received before the date that HMRC accepts your organisation as a CASC or a charity for tax purposes
