Payroll Giving

Donate to Contact straight from your salary and give more for less!

Payroll Giving is an easy, safe and tax-friendly way to donate straight from your salary to Contact. Donations are taken from your gross pay, so they’ll be completely tax-free.

For example:

If you pay the basic 20% tax rate, you can gift a £25 monthly donation and only £20 will be deducted from your net pay.

If you pay income tax at the higher rate of 40%, you can gift £25 a month and only £15 will be deducted from your net pay.

With Payroll Giving, it costs less to give more!

How to set up a Payroll Giving donation

If you choose to donate through Payroll Giving, you have full control over how much you would like to give. There is no minimum or maximum amount, and you can change things at any time.

To begin, first check with your employer to see if your company offers Payroll Giving. If they do, they will arrange everything for you. Or you can complete this form and we can get this set up.

payroll giving – sign up today

If your employer does not currently have a Payroll Giving scheme in place, encourage them to set one up. It’s really easy to do: just start by registering with an approved Payroll Giving agency such as Charities Trust or another HMRC-approved provider.

Our Payroll Giving form can only set-up donations for employees who work at organisations that have a Payroll Giving scheme in place.

For more information, please contact our supporter care team on [email protected].

The impact of your support

In 2025, Contact raised over £23,000 from our kind Payroll Giving supporters. This could fund over 1,000 hours of direct support for parent carers with disabled children in specialist children’s hospitals across the country — helping families feel less isolated and better informed about education, social care, and their rights to financial help to afford everyday essentials.

Just like we did for mum Yasmin, who says: “The extra money helps with our travel costs to our many hospital appointments and the additional care we need to support Arisha. I feel less isolated knowing I can contact By Your Side if I need advice or someone to talk to.”