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HOW TO FUNDRAISE
Can we count on your Make a deposit directly into our
regular support? bank account
We are entirely dependant on donations Send us a cheque
and fundraising to help rescue and BTRF Beddie Boxes
rehome Bedlington Terriers and their Leave a Legacy
crosses throughout the UK. Easyfundraising - you can now
If you would like to donate add a debit/credit card for
here's how! in-store shopping
Sponsor a Beddie Make a Donation through PayPal
Bridge the Gap Suport us through Ebay
Make a donation through CAF Donate Text BEDDIE TO 70085 to donate
Make a donation through JustGiving £2 per month
Regular Giving
Don't forget to Gift Aid your donation so we can claim 25% extra
from the government at no extra cost to our supporters!
What is Gift Aid, how does it work? How to sign up to Gift Aid
• Gift Aid is a government scheme which • Complete our online Gift Aid form and
lets Bedlington Terrier Rescue tick the box that says 'Yes' to Gift Aid;
Foundation (BTRF) claim an extra 25p • It's important to let us know if you
for every £1 you give; stop paying tax or if you change your
• It does not cost you anything extra to name or address, so that we can
sign up to Gift Aid. This is because as a update our records;
UK taxpayer you have already paid tax • If you’re a higher rate taxpayer (40% or
on the money you’re donating; above), you can claim the difference
• Once BTRF receive your donation, we between the higher and basic rate on
get the tax you originally paid back the total value of your donation;
from HMRC to top up the donation. • If you’re retired, you can Gift Aid
donations if you pay income tax or
Who can Gift Aid?
You can Gift Aid if: capital gains tax, as long as you've paid
enough tax during the year to cover
• you're a UK taxpayer;
the amount we are reclaiming on your
• the money you donate is yours;
donations. If you live on your pension
• the tax you pay in a year is at least
alone and do not pay tax, you will not
equal to all your donations to any
be eligible.
charity.
