Tax-Effective Giving - are you getting your share of the missing millions?

NAVCA has partnered with the Institute of Fundraising again to provide its members and local groups with comprehensive tax-effective giving training and support.

Getting your share of the missing millions is a one-day training workshop for beginner- to intermediate-level fundraisers and volunteers, detailing:

  • Gift Aid

    - increase voluntary donations by nearly a third, maximise income opportunities such as membership and sponsored events, and get to grips with transitional relief.
  • Share Giving

    - around £100m is given to UK charities in shares each year with an average value of £7,000. Get your share ...
  • Payroll Giving

    - set up and promote a reliable income stream that opens doors to local businesses and provides networking opportunities.
  • Legacies

    - one of the most cost-effective fundraising techniques, raising £1.6bn each year and the largest single source of voluntary income for UK charities.
The Institute of Fundraising is offering NAVCA members the opportunity to increase their awareness of the current tax reliefs, and to ensure you and your local groups are maximising income from this important area of fundraising.

If you are interested in partnering with the Institute to deliver a training workshop for third sector organisations in your area, contact Lee Grant, Project Manager, Tax-Effective Giving, at the Institute of Fundraising on: 020 7840 1024 or email: leeg@institute-of-fundraising.org.uk.

The Institute's Tax-Effective Giving initiative has also produced the free publication: Making Giving Go Further, the definitive guide to tax-effective giving and the Trustees Guide to Fundraising, and has to date delivered a programme of training workshops to over 2,000 individuals in England.

Resources also provided by the initiative include the helpline: 0845 458 4586, email help facility: taxback@institute-of-fundraising.org.uk and website: www.tax-effectivegiving.org.uk and discussion forum www.giftaidhelp.org