Tick the box and make your donation go even further to help people affected by cancer. Donate with Gift Aid and the government will add 25% to your donation and it won’t cost you an extra penny!

What is Gift Aid?

Gift Aid is a tax relief for charities in the UK to increase donations, at no extra cost to the donor. When a charity receives a donation from a UK taxpayer, the organisation is entitled to claim an extra 25% paid on that donation. For example, a £20 donation processed with Gift Aid becomes a £25 donation. Donate here and give your donation a boost with Gift Aid.

How to give us your permission to claim Gift Aid

How to boost your donation for free

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Donors need to #TickTheBox on the Gift Aid declaration form and provide some basic personal details, and the charity can claim 25p for every £1 given.

Once a donor has given their permission by filling in the Gift Aid declaration form, there is no need for them to do anything else.

Complete our online Gift Aid form when you donate online here

Who can gift aid

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For charities to claim Gift Aid on a donation, the donor must have paid UK income tax or capital gains tax for that tax year, at least equal to the tax that the organisation will reclaim on the individual’s donations.

For example, if you are donating £100, we could claim £25 in Gift Aid so you must have paid at least £25 in tax.

Even if the donor is not currently employed they are eligible to make Gift Aid payments so long as, at some point in the tax year in which they make the donation, they pay enough tax on any of the following:

  • Personal or occupational pension
  • Stocks or shares
  • Bank or building society savings accounts
  • Rental income
  • Overseas or UK investment dividends

Do tax brackets matter?

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Higher rate tax payers are entitled to claim the difference between the top rate of tax they pay, and the basic rate on the total value of the donation. Individuals can claim the additional tax relief through their self assessment tax return or by asking HMRC to amend their tax code.

Example for higher rate tax payer:

You donate £100 to charity – they claim Gift Aid to make your donation £125. You pay 40% tax so you can personally claim back £25.00 (£125 x 20%).

Impact of your donations

Your donation helps ensure no one has to face cancer alone.

Your gift of £10 - support healing hands

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Could contribute to the cost of aromatherapy oils used in massage therapies that bring relief and relaxation.

Your gift of £45 - a starting point for support

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Could fund an initial one-to-one session with a Wellbeing Coordinator, helping someone navigate their support options.

Your gift of £60 - bring healing into the home

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Could help fund an online Sound Therapy session for up to 10 clients — offering calm, connection, and community wherever they are.

Your gift of £130 - keep our doors open

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Could help fund one hour of time at a Support Centre, ensuring anyone who walks in is met with warmth, empathy, and expert care.