Tax-deductible donations can be made online via the British Schools and Universities Foundation (BSUF). Please ensure you express your preference for the support of Felsted School. Donors' expressions of their preference are respected by the BSUF, but all grants are made at its sole discretion, as required by the IRS.

www.bsuf.org

You might like to consider including a gift to Felsted School in your will.
 
Throughout Felsted’s history, legacies have been of vital importance in helping the School to provide improved facilities and to enable pupils to benefit from a Felsted education through the award of bursaries and scholarships.
 
Examples include Frederick Marshall’s legacy that created the foundation funding for The Marshall Centre and Mary Skill’s bequest that has supported the education of numerous Felstedians through bursarial support.
 
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Through Payroll Giving, you can provide Felsted School with a regular, reliable income stream that allows us to budget, while benefiting you with generous tax relief.

How does it work?

Give to Felsted School from your pay and you can get immediate tax relief of up to £4 for every £10 donated. The donations are taken from your gross salary, reducing the amount of income tax that is deducted from your salary.

What do you need to do?

All you need to do is ask your payroll department to deduct regular charitable donations from your salary by filling out a simple application form, stating how much you would like to give and to which charities. Your donations will show on your payslip.

If your employer does not already have a Payroll Giving scheme in place, don’t worry – it’s quick and easy to set up. Employers sign a contract with a Payroll Giving Agency who will transmit donations on their behalf.

Contact the Development Office to find out more about Payroll Giving today.

For more information visit payrollgivingportal.uk
 

The support of companies can benefit Felsted School in a number of ways – and businesses can receive a number of benefits by making a charitable donation to causes like ours.

All companies can get tax relief when they give money to UK charities, although the relief works differently for companies, self-employed people and partnerships. If someone is self-employed and wants to Gift Aid their donation it is handled in the same way as a donation from an individual.

For further details please view:

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/businesses/giving/companies...

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/businesses/giving/self-empl...