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Raise money for Weston Park Cancer Charity and we’ll support you every step of the way. When you register we’ll give you advice on how to raise money for charity and reach your fundraising target.
Find out more about how gift aid can boost your sponsorship donations.
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Looking to raise money for Weston Park Cancer Charity?
When you raise money for us, we’ll be with you every step of the way. We’ll give you plenty of ideas on how to raise money for local cancer patients and top fundraising tips so you can raise as much as possible!
So whether you're a first time fundraiser or an experienced Weston Park Cancer Charity supporter, register with us to find useful advice on how you can plan and run your own fundraising.
Fundraising Terms and Conditions
Thank you for choosing to fundraise for Weston Park Cancer Charity (WPCC). We could not continue our vital work without your support. The terms and conditions are intended to help you carry out your fundraising safely; please read them carefully before you start to fundraise and refer to the Fundraising Regulator Code of Practice for further guidance.
We are always here to support you every step of the way - if you have any questions regarding the terms and conditions please contact the team on fundraising@wpcancercharity.org.uk or 0114 553 3330.
Important information - Handling fundraising collections and donations through personal bank accounts
If you are collecting donations on behalf of Weston Park Cancer Charity, please read the information below regarding use of personal bank accounts.
1. Acting as a Pure Conduit:
- If you are simply collecting money on behalf of the charity and transferring the full amount to us, there should be no tax implications.
- Ensure there is a clear record that these funds are donations and not your personal income.
2. Gift Aid Considerations:
- Gift Aid can only be claimed by the charity directly from donors. If donations go through your personal account first, Gift Aid does not apply unless the original donor provides confirmation to the charity.
3. Risk of Misinterpretation:
- HMRC could view money deposited into your account as personal income unless proper records demonstrate it is charity money.
If you're using a personal bank account, here are some best practices to follow:
- Keep clear records of donations and payments to the charity - money transferred into a personal account from a donor should have a reference to the charity.
- Inform donors that their donations are not eligible for Gift Aid if they are processed through your personal account.
- Consider setting up a separate bank account if you frequently handle donations to avoid tax complications.
- Use a dedicated charity collection platform (e.g., JustGiving, GoFundMe, or a direct charity donation pages) to avoid funds being classified as personal income.
If you have any questions, please contact the charity's Fundraising team at charityteam@wpcancercharity.org.uk.
Need some help deciding what to do?
Just like the people we support, we're here for you every step of the way. Contact our fundraising team for ideas and support.
Why not host a Time for Tea party!
A fun and easy way to fundraise for us...host your own Time for Tea party. From a small cake sale, to a big "Bake Off" competition, get involved and help us be there, for the one in two affected by cancer in our region.
