Age Concern Birmingham

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Make a Donation

If you would like to help us by making a donation, please either:

Print and complete the postal donation form, and send it with your donation to the Fundraising Officer at the address on the form.

OR

If you would like to make a donation online, you can do so via the PayPal service. Click the button below to do this now.

Regular Giving to Age Concern

To set up a regular gift to Age Concern Birmingham please print out the form below and return it to:

Fundraising Officer, Age Concern Birmingham, Coleshill House, 75 Coleshill Street, Sutton Coldfield, B72 1SH

Regular giving - Bankers Order

Q) Why give regularly to Age Concern Birmingham?
A) The number of older people grows every year - especially those in frail health - so Age Concern cannot stand still. We need to plan ahead, expanding our services to reach out to all those who need us. We can only do this if we have a dependable and growing regular income.

Q) How much should I give?
A) That is entirely up to you. You can also choose how often you want to give - whether annually, quarterly or monthly. For example, you may choose to give a large amount each year, or a few pounds each month.

Payroll Giving

What are the benefits of Payroll Giving?

Because the donation is made regularly through your salary it means that we can plan ahead and make the most of your gift.
As donations are deducted from your gross pay, it actually costs you less. For example, if you pledge £10 a month, Age Concern Birmingham receives the full amount with only £8.00 actually being deducted from your net pay (based on basic rate tax of 20%).

If you will like more information about payroll giving or have any questions, please call our Fundraising Officer on 0121 362 3650. Alternatively you could print off the Payroll Giving form, fill it in and post to us at the address on the form