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GIVING

donate now to a church 
in the co-mission churches trust

By far the best way to financially support your local church is through regular standing order. To set up a standing order, please contact a member of staff from your church or email giving@co-mission.org to get the required bank details.

If you would like to make a one-off donation to one of the above churches using a debit or credit card, you can do so using the form below. 

Make a gift aid declaration or update details
Tell us you are unable to gift aid your giving

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Gift Aid?

Gift Aid is a special tax relief which benefits UK charities and can provide your church with vital additional income. If you are a UK tax-payer, Gift Aid increases the value of your giving by 25% because The Co-Mission Churches Trust (on behalf of your church) can reclaim the basic rate of tax on your gifts at no extra cost to you – but you must opt-in!

Gift Aid boosts your church’s income by adding an extra 25p for every £1 you donate. Therefore, if you give £100 each month to your church and complete a Gift Aid declaration, your giving is boosted by HMRC so that it becomes £125 each month or £1,500 each year! Imagine what a difference that could make to the gospel work your church is doing!

Am I able to Gift Aid?

If you are a UK tax-payer, you will be able Gift Aid your donations as long as you pay a sufficient amount of Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax in that financial year. The tax you pay must be equivalent (or more) to the amount of Gift Aid that all the charities you support will reclaim on your donations in that tax year. From April 2019, the Income Tax Personal Allowance has increased to £12,500 for most individuals and therefore if your income is below £12,500, you will no longer be able to Gift Aid your charitable giving. If you make a Gift Aid declaration and do not pay sufficient tax, then it will be your responsibility to pay the difference to HMRC.

What if I'm a higher-rate tax payer?

The scheme has additional benefits for higher rate tax payers too. If you pay a higher rate of tax, you may be able to ask HMRC to adjust your tax code (so that you pay less tax) or use your self-assessment tax return to claim back the difference between the basic rate of tax reclaimed by the charity and your highest rate.

Find out more

Contact Us

Co-Mission
577 Kingston Rd
SW20 8SA

info@co-mission.org

+44 (0) 208 543 4411

 

Our Churches

All Nations Church Barkingside & Clayhall
Becontree Church
Christ Church at All Saints Wandsworth
Christ Church Balham
Christ Church Mayfair
Cornerstone Church Kingston
Dundonald Church
Grace Church Beckenham
Grace Church Worcester Park
Hope Church Sutton
Hope Church Vauxhall
King’s Church Walton
Longheath Church

 

London Slavic Fellowship
Mosaic Multicultural Church
Redeemer Queen’s Park
St Andrew’s Chelsea
St John’s Chelsea
St Michael’s Fulwell
St Paul’s Harringay
St Peter’s Fulham
Streatham Central Church
The Boathouse Church
The Bridge Battersea
The Globe Church

Lunchtime Ministries

Midweek in Mayfair
Westminster@One

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