We hope that by reading this website that you have decided that you would like to support the work Just a Drop undertakes. And that you are wondering how best to do this. The answer to that is easy. As you will see as you scroll down there are many ways you can help.
If you are a UK tax payer, please use Gift Aid. This means that for every £1 you give Just a Drop, we will get an extra 28p from the Inland Revenue without it costing you anything more.
One-off donation
Just decide the amount you would like to donate and go to our page on the Justgiving website.
You will then receive a confirmation ‘Thank You’ and we will add your name to our A to Z list of Friends & Supporters.
Friend of Just a Drop
Giving a minimum regular donation of £2.00 per month allows us to plan ahead for vital projects. Go to Just a Drop Friends and click the box to show the monthly donation you are happy to make.
You will receive a confirmation ‘Thank You’ and we will add your name to our A to Z list of Friends & Supporters.
Payroll Giving
Encourage payroll giving amongst staff. Such donations are taken out of gross pay which means that it costs up to 40% less because it is being taken from their salary before tax is deducted - download a payroll giving authorisation form.
Share Giving
Giving us shares is highly tax efficient as you can claim full income tax relief and will not pay capital gains tax.
For details email nikki.davis@reedexpo.co.uk
Legacies
Leaving something in your will can quite literally be a gift of life for someone else. It isn’t difficult and your solicitor will be able to advise you on what to do.
For details email nikki.davis@reedexpo.co.uk
Memorial donations
Choosing a charity for memorial donations can be a very meaningful way to remember a loved one. You can either send a cheque to us or ask the funeral director to forward onto us on your behalf. We can also recommend a firm of solicitors to assist you.
THANK YOU!!
However and whatever you choose to give Just a Drop, ‘Thank you’. Just a little can help make a huge difference in the battle to reduce child mortality caused by unsafe water in some of the poorest developing countries in the world.
