Make A Donation
There Are Many Ways You Can Donate To The Emily Ash Trust
Justgiving: a secure online donation system at Just Giving, which allows for online donations via credit or debit card please Click here or on the logo to make a donation.- Monthly standing order - you can do this by setting up a standing order from your account to the Emily Ash Trust. Please email us for account information.
- Cheques: you can send a cheque to:
The Emily Ash Trust, PO Box 290, Sutton, Surrey SM1 9BE - Corporate Donation: We welcome corporate sponsors to join us in fundraising. We receive press coverage in much of the local and regional media through our fundraisers, and corporate sponsors can also benefit from this publicity.
- Sponsorship of Events: We are open to suggestions for sponsorship, and the opportunities range from sponsoring a single event, or even part of an event - ie: donations, prizes, auction items or tables at the next Annual Ball.
- Make a Text Message Donation to the Emily Ash Trust: Text Emily to 70003, calls cost £3 + 1 standard text message.
If you are making a donation and are a tax payer, we can claim Gift Aid allowing us to reclaim an extra 25% in tax on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer. Between 6 April 2008 and 5 April 2011, the government will also give UK charities an extra 3% of all eligible donations. This ‘transitional relief’ does not affect your personal tax position.This is one of the easiest ways to make your donation tax effective. The Emily Ash Trust reclaims the basic rate tax from the Inland Revenue. There is no extra cost to you and the process is simple - all you have to do is download a Gift Aid declaration, print it off and fill it in. Return this with your donation and we can do the rest. If you are sponsoring someone through JustGiving, they reclaim the tax for us.
For more information about becoming involved with The Emily Ash Trust please
call us on 020 8641 6532 or email us at: info@emilyashtrust.co.uk
Each donation helps children who are suffering from leukaemia and cancer and also helps members of the family who are in need, hardship or distress while supporting such children.