Payroll Giving
Giving even a small amount each month through your pay supports the well-being of our exceptional staff, equipment for our incredible volunteers and our 'Saving Lives Together' CPR campaign in communities across the South West.
Payroll giving is a better way to give. It is an easy and tax-efficient way to give more, for less, through your salary.
Check whether your employer runs Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Give As You Earn scheme or is signed up to 'Pennies From Heaven'. If so, you can donate to the South Western Ambulance Charity through your payroll. SWASFT operates both payroll schemes for staff.
CAF Give As You Earn
Donations are taken from your salary before income tax is deducted, making it a tax-efficient way for you to give.
E.g. £10 per month costs £8 to a 20% tax payer, £6 to a 40% tax payer or £5.50 to a 45% tax payer.
E.g. £25 per month costs £20 to a 20% tax payer, £15 to a 40% tax payer or £13.75 to a 45% tax payer.
If your employer operates this payroll giving scheme please select the 'South Western Ambulance Charity' as the recipient of your donations.
SWASFT employees can click here to sign up to support us.
Pennies From Heaven
Could you do something little and make a big difference to our charity? The 'Pennies from Heaven' salary giving scheme, enables staff to keep the pounds they earn and donate the pennies to us.
Salary payments are rounded down to the nearest pound with the penny balances donated to the charity. The most you can donate every time you are paid is 99p.
Money raised helps to fund our Staying Well Service, supporting staff and volunteers at the South Western Ambulance Service with their physical health and mental well-being. SWASFT staff can join up here.
Every penny matters!
Since South Western Ambulance Service joined the scheme, employees have donated over £55,000 in total - proving the value of small-change giving.
If you are a large employer, or work for a large employer, find out how you could join Pennies From Heaven .
THANK YOU for going the extra mile.
