payroll giving

Payroll Giving Review Published

Institute of Fundraising (UK) | Wed, 23/07/2008 - 16:21 | Neil Irwin

The Institute of Fundraising has released the Independent Review of Payroll Giving which has been completed by Vanessa Potter and Dr John Scales of Strategy Complete.

Key recommendations from the review are to:

Professional Fundraising Organisations (PFOs)

Neil Irwin | Tue, 27/05/2008 - 14:22

PFO is the generic term used for the organisations which can be used by charities to promote payroll giving in other organisations. Using a PFO for payroll giving is not compulsory in the way that using a Payroll Giving Agency is.

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Give As You Earn

Neil Irwin | Tue, 20/05/2008 - 10:59

Give As You Earn is the UK's largest and most successful payroll giving scheme. Any employee or pensioner paid under PAYE can use it donate to a charity registered in the UK (including at places of worship).

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For Companies - It Pays to Give

Neil Irwin | Tue, 20/05/2008 - 10:20

Payroll Giving is a great way for you to demonstrate commitment to the good causes that your employees care about. Quick and easy to set-up and administer, it can also aid retention and recruitment of staff, and enable you to generate a vital income stream to charities.

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Payroll Giving Centre

Neil Irwin | Tue, 20/05/2008 - 10:17

The Payroll Giving Centre is a comprehensive online information centre about Payroll Giving aimed at businesses, charities and the general public.

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Applying to Corporate Grant-makers

Neil Irwin | Mon, 21/04/2008 - 13:38

Northern Ireland voluntary and community organisations receive just 2% of their total income from business sources (£11.5m)*.

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Getting workers to give

Wed, 24/08/2005 - 11:28 | Stephen Gray

The Institute of Fundraising one day training course on the government's new Payroll Giving scheme is to be repeated this September at the Wellington Park Hotel and participants are now invited to enrol.

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