Gift Aid

Gift Aid is a government scheme which enables registered charities in the United Kingdom to claim the tax back from the HMRC on donations.

Once you have signed your Gift Aid declaration it is valid for all gifts in the future, and for any gifts you have made to us in the four years prior to signing the declaration.

Please be advised that Gift Aid cannot be claimed on donations made on behalf of a group or a collection.

To declare all the donations you have made in the last four years, and any you may give in the future that are eligible for Gift Aid, please fill out the online form below.

Alternatively, you can confirm your Gift Aid status by downloading this PDF version of the Gift Aid form and either:

• printing it out and returning it via post to Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity (Supporter Care), Level 2, 40 Bernard Street, London, WC1N 1LE
• editing the document and returning it via email to supporter.care@gosh.org

To speak with our Supporter Services team over the phone, you can reach them on 020 3841 3841.

If you are a UK taxpayer and would like Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity to reclaim tax on the donations made in the last four years and any future giving you decide to take part in, you must first understand that if you pay less income or capital gains tax than the amount claimed on all donations in that tax year (April 6 – April 5) it is your responsibility to pay any difference. Please note that Gift Aid cannot be claimed by one individual on monies collected from multiple donors. e.g. birthday collections.

Please notify the charity if you want to cancel this declaration, change your name or full home address, no longer pay sufficient tax on your income or capital gains. If you are a higher rate taxpayer you can claim personal tax relief via a self-assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and customs to adjust your tax code.

You can make a declaration and join the scheme by post or by email, or you can call 020 3841 3841 to make a declaration. You will have 30 days to cancel, if necessary, before a claim is made. You are able to cancel at any time after that, should your circumstances change.

You can read the HMRC's full guidelines here.