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How payroll giving works

Payroll giving, also known as Workplace Giving or Give as you Earn, provides a quick, easy and tax efficient way to regularly donate to World Villages for Children straight from your salary before tax is deducted.

This means that if you pledge to give £10 a month, it will only cost you £8 on a basic rate tax, £6 on 40% tax, or £5 on 50% tax.

If your employer, company or personal pension provider runs a Payroll Giving scheme, you can donate straight from your wages or pension. Ask your employer or pension providers if they run a Payroll Giving scheme.

If you would like to give a gift to World Villages for Children our charity registration number is 1058973.

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Benefits for employees

  • Your donation is pre-tax
  • You can choose an amount that you want to donate each pay day
  • The donation comes out of your wages automatically
  • World Villages for Children receives the whole donation, including the tax
  • You can cancel or change your donation at any time.

Benefits for employers

  • Simple and free to set up
  • It’s the most tax-efficient way to give to charity
  • Boosts morale and motivation, which aids in staff retention and recruitment
  • Helps to engage employees around CSR

Payroll Giving schemes that support World villages for Children

CAF Give As You Earn

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Charitable Giving

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Why we need your support

When you support us and help a child living in extreme poverty you are helping a family, a community and a country.

356 Million

An estimated 356 million children live in extreme poverty deprived of the basics for survival like food, shelter and healthcare.

2x Poverty

Children are more than twice as likely as adults to live in extreme poverty and the consequences of poverty last children a lifetime.

263 Million

263 million children, adolescents and youth around the world are out of school. When you support us and help a child living in extreme poverty you are helping a family, a community and a country.