Payroll Giving is a simple, tax-efficient way to support Surrey Care Trust every time you get paid. Whether you’re an employer looking to make a positive impact or an employee wanting to give back, it’s an easy way to help transform lives across Surrey.
Payroll Giving (also known as Give As You Earn) lets employees donate directly from their salary before Income Tax is deducted. This means your donation costs you less while Surrey Care Trust receives the full amount.
For example, a basic-rate taxpayer donating £10 a month will see their take-home pay reduced by just £8. It’s secure, convenient, and you can change or stop your donation at any time.
Regular donations help us tackle disadvantage, improve wellbeing, and create opportunities for people across Surrey. By giving through Payroll Giving, you’ll provide reliable support that helps us plan ahead and reach more people in need.
Payroll Giving is an easy way to support your local charity while making your donation go further.
Benefits include:
Introducing Payroll Giving is a simple way to support your workforce while demonstrating your commitment to your community.
Offering Payroll Giving can help your organisation:
Many employers also choose to match employee donations, doubling the impact of every gift and demonstrating an even greater commitment to supporting local communities.
Every Payroll Giving donation, no matter the size, helps us to continue transforming lives across Surrey.
If you’re an employer, consider offering Payroll Giving as part of your employee benefits. If you’re an employee, ask your HR or payroll team if the scheme is available and choose Surrey Care Trust as your charity.
Together, we can create brighter futures across Surrey, one payday at a time.
Contact Us
Get in touch with us here to find out how your organisation can introduce Payroll Giving, or how you can nominate SCT through your employer’s Payroll Giving scheme.
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