Monetary Donations

• Gift Aid Donations

  PLEASE NOTE: if you are a UK taxpayer and would like us to claim the tax back on your donation please click here to download a Gift Aid donation form and return it to us along with your donation.

• PayPal

  PayPal is another system where you can make a secure online donation by credit/debit card. You need to already have a PayPal account to use this option, but for users who already have an account it is easy, fast and secure.

• JustGiving

  It's also easy and straight-forward to fundraise or donate online with JustGiving - the world's leading online social fundraising platform. At In-Deep we have our own designated page.

• CAF

  Through Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) you can make a secure online donation by credit/debit card. Click here to make a one-off donation or set up a regular wage donation.

• Regular Donations

  If you would like to give a regular donation (a small amount from your wages) to help support In-Deep's vital work in the community, you can do so quick and easily by contacting the Charities Aid Foundation by phone on: 03000 123 000 or by contacting In-Deep directly and filling out standing order form.

• Cash & Cheques

  Please note that all cheques should be made payable to "In-Deep Community Task Force" and sent to the postal address stated on the Contact page. If you feel you would like to make a cash donation then please contact us.

• Gifts in Kind

  We will always appreciate gifts in kind which can be given out at the lunches or community meals. If you have any spare goods please contact us. The same goes for any items you would like to donate towards our annual Christmas Hamper scheme.

  We are always looking for donations of food, clothing, toiletries, household goods etc throughout the year which we can give out at our community meals and other events.

• Leagcy / Will

  One way of supporting us is by putting us as a beneficiary in your will. Even a small amount can make a vital difference in the work that we do. For more information, speak to a wills and probate solicitor.