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To the Payroll Giving Scheme, the tax efficient way to give to charity

Hands On Helping is the award winning Professonal Fundraising Organisation (PFO) raising funds for charity by promoting Payroll Giving.

“We were ecstatic to win three awards at this year’s National Payroll Giving Excellence Awards. The Awards are designed to congratulate employers’ outstanding and continuing commitment to Payroll Giving; we are thrilled that our successful partnerships have been commended.” (Wendy Tapping, Managing Director)

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About Us
Hands On Helping was founded in 1995, making us the most established and experienced professional fundraising organisation working within HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs) Payroll Giving Scheme. To date we have raised over £20 million for charities worldwide.

Our aim as a business is to promote HMRC Payroll Giving Scheme, whereby employees can donate to any registered charity directly from their pay. We visit many companies throughout the UK, the majority of which work exclusively with us, talking in an informal way to employees, normally in a face to face situation.

We at Hands On have our own Payroll Giving Scheme with 100% of full time staff giving to a charity of their choice, and have thus been awarded with the Gold Payroll Giving Quality Mark.
For more information on the award see  “Payroll Giving Quality Mark"

What is Payroll Giving?
The HMRC Payroll Giving Scheme enables any employee of any company which has the Payroll Giving scheme in place, to donate to any registered charity or charitable organisation through their payroll. These donations are deducted from the individuals’ gross salary (whether it be weekly, fortnightly or monthly) before reductions are calculated and sent to their chosen charity or charities. It is possible for an employee to donate to more than one charity.

Donations are calculated pre-tax as any tax that the employee would have paid on the monies they donate is automatically paid by the government to their chosen charity. See table below for a breakdown of these figures.

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