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ATTRACT ONGOING REVENUE THROUGH REGULAR GIVING


Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could boost funds by getting parents and friends of the school to set up a regular payment straight into your school’s bank account?


Standing orders and direct debits can be a minefield for schools, but the DonateMySchool regular giving service manages payments and recovers Gift Aid from HMRC.


Through regular giving, you can build on the generosity of donors by asking parents, friends, alumni and even local companies to give regular donations that keep momentum going and help you plan budgets over a longer period.


DonateMySchool.com is the only dedicated crowdfunding platform for schools. Contact us to discover how we can help you make the most of your fundraising, raise awareness of your school’s vision and increase your support base.


Registered with Fundraising regulater and authorised and regulated by Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 777371).


DONATEMYSCHOOL.COM “We set up a regular giving campaign


on DonateMySchool and rapidly signed up donors worth over £200 per month. With no standing orders or direct debit forms to send out the whole process


was really simple, and they even collect the Gift Aid on our behalf. Our donors love it as they can spread the cost of their donation and we love watching the total raised tick up every month.”


Hannah Hutton, Calthorpe Park School, October 2019


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