Donations to CRY

There are many different ways to make a donation to CRY - one of the easiest being to click on the button to the right!

CRY also accepts donations by cheque, credit card donations over the phone and payroll giving.  Most donations from individual tax payers can also benefit from Gift Aid - enabling CRY to claim an extra 25p per £1 of the donation. 

See below for more details of all donation methods.

Online

To make online credit/debit card donations to CRY click on the button above.  Alternatively you may want to create your own personal fundraising webpage via Virgin Money Giving.  Donations made through Virgin Money Giving webpages are secure and will benefit from automatic Gift Aid if you are a UK taxpayer.

Cheque
To donate to CRY by cheque, simply make the cheque payable to 'CRY' and send it to the CRY office address:

CRY, Unit 7 Epsom Downs Metro Centre, Waterfield, Tadworth, Surrey, KT20 5LR
 

If you are a UK taxpayer, a donation made by personal cheque will qualify for Gift Aid - allowing us to claim an extra 28p for every £1 of the donation.

Credit Card
CRY can take credit card donations over the telephone.  Call the CRY office on 01737 363222.

1. Approach the payroll sector of your organisation to see if they promote the Payroll Giving scheme.

2. Give the name           - Cardiac Risk in the Young.

3. Give CRY's reference - GYE 322 623

Gift Aid
Gift Aid is a scheme whereby charities can claim extra money on the majority of donations made by individuals.  When a donation is made by an individual who wishes the donation to benefit from Gift Aid, we are able to claim an extra 25p for every £1 donated.  This is made possible by the person making the donation also completing and signing a Gift Aid Declaration form.  Declarations of Gift Aid can also be made retrospectively on donations that have already been made. 

Gift Aid Declarations cannot be made on corporate donations; donations using company / business cheques;

or donations made using CAF cheques

For your charitable donation to qualify as Gift Aid it requires an individual and identifiable donor, who can satisfy the conditions for tax relief to declare their donation to be a Gift Aid Donation.  To qualify for Gift Aid you must pay an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax CRY reclaims on your donations in the tax year (currently 25p for each £1 you give).  If you pay tax at the higher rate you can claim further tax relief.

If you do complete a Gift Aid Declaration form, please notify CRY if you change your name or address while the declaration is in force.  If, in the future, your circumstances change and you no longer pay sufficient tax to cover the amount CRY reclaims, you should cancel your declaration by informing CRY.  You can cancel the declaration at any time by notifying CRY and it will then not apply to donations you make on or after the date of cancellation or such date as you specify.

For a Gift Aid Declaration form please contact the CRY office or click here  
 

CharityCard
To make an online donation at 'All about Giving' with a 'CharityCard'  click here

Legacies
For information about how to leave a gift for CRY in a will click here

 

Grants and Donations from Trusts and Foundations

CRY is always extremely grateful for any grants or donations from Trusts and Foundations.  If you are involved in a Trust or Foundation and would like to know more about donating to CRY, please e-mail cry@c-r-y.org.uk

If you are a CRY supporter and hear about a Trust or Foundation that you think might be interested in donating to CRY, please contact us with more details.

We would like to thank the following Trusts and Foundations for the very generous support that they have given to CRY:

• The Albert Hunt Trust
• The Artie White Foundation
• Aspen Insurance UK Charity Committee
• The Charlotte Marshall Charitable Trust
• The Edward Joseph Colclough Trust
• The Fitton Trust
• The Freemasons' Grand Charity
• The Gordon Fraser Charitable Trust
• The Gwyneth Forrester Trust
• The Hasluck Charitable Trust
• The Holbeck Charitable Trust
• The Hospital Saturday Fund Charitable Trust
• The James Tudor Foundation
• The Malcolm Chick Charity
• Miss W.E. Lawrence 1973 Settlement
• The Munro Charitable Trust
• The Muriel Edith Rickman Trust
• The Shuttlewood Clarke Foundation
• The Sir Cliff Richard Charitable Trust
• Sir James Roll Charitable Trust
• Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust
• The Tudor Foundation, Inc.

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