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Dad and sonRegular giving

By giving a small monthly amount, straight from your bank account, you will help Addaction plan for the future; allowing us to make real progress in our work with people suffering from drug and alcohol misuse.

A direct debit from your bank account is quick and easy to arrange. All you have to do is print off the form below, fill in your details and send it to us by post.

Download a donation form here

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Gift aid

Gift aid logoGift Aid is one of the simplest and most effective ways of giving to charity. Using Gift Aid means that for every pound you give. Addaction will receive an extra 28 pence from the Inland Revenue.

This means that a £10 Gift Aid donation is worth £12.80 to Addaction and it doesn’t cost you anything extra.

Download a Gift Aid form (93kb pdf)

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Mum and daughterSingle gift

You may also wish to make a single donation. You can send us a cheque, Charity Aid Foundraton (or CAF) cheque, postal order, credit, CAF or debit card donation.

Simply download the form below, fill in your details and return it to us at Addaction.

Download a donation form here

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Child drawingPayroll giving

Payroll giving is a simple, easy way to make a regular donation. You decide how much you would like to donate each month, and it is deducted from your pay by your employer, then passed to us at Addaction.

Because the donation is made before any deductions of income tax, if you were to pledge £5 each month it would only cost you £3.90 – with the full £5 going to Addaction. If you are a higher rate taxpayer, you’ll save even more.

To find out more about payroll giving, contact Andy Airey on 020 7017 1662 or by email

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Leaving a legacyMan looking at photo

A legacy is an amazing way to make an impact on the lives of those suffering from the effects of substance misuse.

Best of all, a legacy made to a registered charity is free from inheritance tax, so pledging a legacy to Addaction will effectively reduce any tax you have to pay.

Many of Addaction’s goals will take time to achieve. A legacy in your will will help us with our long term projects giving us a greater confidence to continue our innovative work.

To find out more about leaving a legacy, contact Andy Airey on 020 7017 1662 or by email

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Mum and sonShare giving

Giving shares to charity is not a new idea, but since April 2000, there is a new tax incentive to make Share Giving even more attractive. Individuals who give shares to charity are entitled to claim back full tax relief against the value of those shares. So, a gift of shares worth £1,000 will only cost a higher rate taxpayer £600, or £780 for lower rate taxpayers and furthermore, no capital gains tax will apply.
There are many reasons why giving shares might appeal to you. You might hold windfall shares as a result of a privatisation or demutualisation that are effectively gathering dust. These may be making little difference to you, but they could make a big difference to Addaction. Or, you may own small parcels of shares, perhaps as a result of an inheritance, that you regard as a bit of a nuisance as they generate more paperwork than income. These could be turned into something of real value to Addaction.

To find out more about share giving, contact Andy Airey on 020 7017 1662 or by email

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Young couple by grafitti wallWedding list giving

Addaction has teamed up with Wedding List Giving. This is an organisation that helps young couples who would like their friends and relations to donate to a charity of their choice rather that giving them wedding presents. All donations go directly to the charity. If you are planning your wedding and would like Addaction to benefit from the generosity of your guests, please go to www.weddinglistgiving.com

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Addaction is a registered charity no. 1001957. Registered office: 67-69 Cowcross Street, London EC1M 6PU