UK Taxpayers

Thank you very much for considering a gift to Christ's. You can choose to make a single gift or a regular gift. You could give through your payroll or make a gift of shares or securities. If you are a UK taxpayer and have signed the Gift Aid Declaration Form  your gift will be covered by the Gift Aid Scheme enabling College to augment your gift at no extra cost to you. Christ's College is a Registered Charity (number 1137540).

Single Gifts

All cash donations to the College by UK tax payers are covered by the Gift Aid scheme. Under Gift Aid, the College can recover £25 from the Inland Revenue for every £100 donated – at no extra cost to the donor. In addition, donors who are higher-rate taxpayers can reclaim an additional £25 on every £100 donated (assuming a basic rate of Income Tax of 20% and a higher rate of 40%). The benefit for highest rate taxpayers is even greater and means that the net cost is only half the gross amount given to the College.

To make a single gift, please complete the single gift and Gift Aid sections of the donation form , and send it with your gift to Christ's College Development Office, Cambridge CB2 3BU. Cheques should be made payable to 'Christ's College Cambridge'. Single gifts can also be made by credit card online  by clicking on the link below.

Regular Gifts

You can choose to make a regular gift to Christ's College either by Standing Order or Direct Debit.

To set up a regular gift by standing order, please complete the regular gift and Gift Aid sections of the donation form, and send it to Christ's College Development Office, Cambridge CB2 3BU.

To make a regular gift to Christ's by Direct Debit through the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), please follow the link below.

Online Giving

Please follow the links below to make:

Please follow the links below to make

• a one-off gift using a debit/credit card -
  
  
  
• a regular gift by setting up a direct debit -
  
  
  
  

 Give as you earn (GAYE)

Under the Payroll Giving Scheme, employees can authorise their employer to deduct charitable donations from their pay before calculating Pay As You Earn tax. This means that the employee automatically gets tax relief on donations at his or her top rate of tax. There is no limit on the amount that can be given under the scheme.