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How to support QVA You can help QVA in different ways: by volunteering on a project; volunteering for the organisation in the office; by offering your computing, fundraising or other skills; or by making a donation in one of the following ways: 1. We Still Want 500 Quakers! Our ongoing funding needs could be met by just one person from each Quaker Meeting in Britain alone pledging £3 per month. More or larger pledges will enable us to respond to the increasing number of requests we are receiving. Please complete the standing order form, and sign the Gift Aid declaration if you are a UK taxpayer. 2. Use our Phone Service We get a royalty on all calls made on this scheme, so you'll be helping us while you save your own call costs. More details here. 3. Pass this Information to Others Print and photocopy this and pass it to others who may like to support our work. Ask your meeting to make one or more collections for us each year Encourage friends to use our phone service. Recommend the phone & internet services to people, groups, and firms - several Quaker groups already use the Phone Service, including Woodbrooke College. 4. Gift Aid One-off donations are always welcome, of course. If you are a UK tax payer, please sign the Gift Aid declaration so the taxman adds 28% to your gift. 5. Give As You Earn You may make a donation through payroll giving by letting your employer know which organisation you wish to donate to. CAF will do the rest and add the tax benefit to your gift. |
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