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Private Giving

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Giving by Direct Debit allows a regular donation to be given directly from your bank or building society. This both reduces the administration time of cheque processing and allows us to plan ahead. Set up a Direct Debit

 

Home Money Boxes

Some of our supporters have a small home moneybox and save their loose change for the Society. This is a great way of supporting us as it may not seem like a lot at the time but it soon mounts up. For more information, please contact our head office on 01259 720044.

 

Payroll Giving

You can now give to The Scottish Society for Autism direct from your salary through payroll giving - the simplest and most tax effective way to give if you are employed or in a company pension scheme. Your regular donations will help us plan our work and provide effective support to persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder throughout Scotland.

Why payroll giving?
Its tax effective and very easy to set up and manage. The amount you decide to give is deducted from your pay before tax is calculated. So every £1 you give will only cost you 78p. If you pay higher rate tax the tax savings are even greater.

How do I sign up?
If your employer or company doesn't already have a payroll giving scheme contact us and we can help you set it up. The Scottish Society for Autism would be delighted to advise and offer practical assistance on Payroll Giving

 

 

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