JustGiving

The Giving Machine

You can donate to the Catholic Association through JustGiving’s service. Simply click the link below to be taken to the online donation page. If you’re a UK tax-payer you can also donate Gift Aid at no extra cost to you.

You can help the CA every time you shop on the internet via a website called The Giving Machine.

You can register at The Giving Machine, and then you can shop online at any of the 400+ top retailers who have teamed up with charities via The Giving Machine.

By entering the site through a special portal you can take advantage of the many exclusive special offers and discounts available to all givers, and every time you shop via The Giving Machine the retailer pays a sales commission. The Giving Machine converts 75% of this commission into a donation to the CA so we can use the money for our work.

By Post

You can send a donation – cheques made payable to the Catholic Association to: Mr S. Gill, CA Treasurer, 10 Purbeck Close, Aylesbury, HP21 9UU.  If you are a UK tax-payer you can make your donation go further by completing and sending us a Gift Aid declaration: CA Gift Aid form 

Your Will

Standing Order

You can also leave a legacy to the CA in your will; for more information please contact the CA Treasurer, Mr Steve Gill, or write to: Mr S. Gill, 10 Purbeck Close, Aylesbury, HP21 9UU.

Can you help us by setting up a standing order to the Catholic Association?

There are two ways to do this: 

[1] Donors can ask their bank for a standing order form. They can complete and return to their bank. Ideally, they should take a copy and send to Mr S. Gill, 10 Purbeck Close, Aylesbury, HP21 9UU for records.

[2] Set up a Standing Order yourself via Internet Banking. Again, once set up the donor should let us know that this has been done (simply email: contact@catholicassociation.co.uk).

Catholic Association Main Account

CAF Bank

Sort code 40-52-40

Account No 00005828

Reference: Donor’s Name

Once the S/O is set up, please do consider sending a Gift Aid Declaration Form too - which should be returned to Mr Steve Gill.