Ways to Donate
PayPal – use the button below to donate electronically using any bank or credit card. This is a secure method of donating directly to Irish Quaker Faith in Action. You do not need a PayPal account.
Electronic bank transfer Donate by electronic transfer
Request bank details here iqfawebmaster@gmail.com
Cheques should be made payable to Irish Quaker Faith in Action
and sent to
Richard Kimball, Angliham, Menlo, Galway H91N NYO (Euros)
or to
Jane E Lutton,11 Greenisland Road, Derrinraw, Portadown, Co.Armagh, BT62 1UZ. (Sterling).
Why not organise a fundraising event for IQFA, such as a
- Coffee morning.
- Jumble sale.
- Poetry reading.
- Benefit concert.
- Remind your clerk to organise a collection for IQFA.
- Propagate seeds or cuttings and sell after meeting.
- Whatever you come up with!
Increase your donation for free
Did you know that IQFA can claim back tax on your donated amount if you donate at least €250.00 in a year? This increases your donation by about 45%. All donations over €250 and under €1,000,000 qualify!
You only need to complete one CHY 3 form (below) to cover all your donations over a year
Get your CHY3 Form here. ENDURING CERTIFICATE
Get your CHY4 Form here. ANNUAL CERTIFICATE
N.B. Please put your name on the lodgement or transfer request to indicate who it is from, and also send an e-mail to davidk@acuvest.ie so we will have a record of the source of funds coming into the account.
Gift Aid in Northern Ireland
If you pay tax, Gift Aid is a scheme by which you can give a sum of money to charity and the charity can normally reclaim basic rate tax on your gift from HMRC. That increases the value of the gift you make to the charity. So for example, if you give £10 using Gift Aid that gift is worth £12.50 to the charity. You can give any amount, large or small, regular or one-off.
If you are a UK taxpayer, for every £1 you donate, IQFA will receive an additional 25p from HMRC. All you need to do is complete a Gift Aid Declaration. You only need to complete the Declaration once, as it will cover any future donations you make. There is no minimum amount you need to donate – the only requirement is that you are a UK taxpayer. It’s that simple.
Download your UK form HERE
Bequest
Leaving a bequest in your will can make a real difference to those less well-off. Any legacy left to a charity is exempt from tax, so IQFA would receive 100% of any gift you leave.
Here are 3 ways you can help:
- When writing your will, you can remember to include IQFA. If you already have a will, you can amend it at any time to include a gift for IQFA. It’s easy.
- Donations of life insurance allow you to make a significant donation down the road by making modest contributions now. By purchasing a new life policy and naming IQFA as the beneficiary, the premiums paid will be recognised as a charitable gift and you will be eligible to receive tax benefits. Alternatively, by donating an existing policy, you will earn a current income tax deduction.
- As an alternative to leaving a bequest, you could ask that instead of flowers people donate to IQFA.