Recurring donations (We love
these!)
If making a donation online - simply select 'Make this a recurring payment'
when making your first online donation and chose the frequency.
If making a donation by bank transfer - most banks will allow you to specify
if it is a recurring donation and with what frequency.
Are you donating to someone's fundraising page?
AMF as a beneficiary of a will
If you would like to make a bequest to AMF in your will then the details you need
to include will depend upon the jurisdiction you are in. You can find the charity
details for your particular country on our charity status
page (if your country is not listed please use the
UK details). The contact details to include should be those for Rob
Mather as shown on our contact us page. If you would
like to contact us directly please do not hesitate to do so.
We have been asked whether there is any specific language that needs to be included
in the will and as far as we are aware, there is not, aside from it making clear
that AMF is an intended beneficiary which is most simply done by including the relevant
charity number/s and contact
details.
Is your donation a gift?
When you donate you will be sent a link to a page detailing the donation and the
nets it will fund. Simply email that link to the recipient of the gift with your
message. You can also print a gift card to
send to them.
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Tax receipts
Whilst all donations are recognised through an acknowledgement of receipt and these
acknowledgements normally being sufficient to satisfy local tax requirements, it
is recognised some countries have slightly different tax regulations and if you
require a more formal tax receipt please contact Sean Good, our Treasurer () who will provide the requisite documentation.
Gift Aid (UK donors only)
If you pay UK tax* you can make a Gift Aid declaration and we will be able to claim
25% from the British Government on top of your donation and it won't cost you a
penny! If you donate online you can simply tick the Gift Aid box during the donation
process, otherwise you can find a gift aid form on the
bank transfer or mail pages.
Tax repayments - UK tax payers
Should you so elect, HMR&C will pay direct to us any tax repayments that you may
be due. Simply fill in the SA100
form including our unique code 'WAT04WG' and send it to your tax
office together with your tax return and the repayment will be routed to us. Please
contact Sean with any questions you may have.