Donate to CDF
We rely on donations to fund most of our legal activity. Please help us keep fighting for the rights of cyclists by donating.
Online via Paypal
The easiest way to donate to us is via PayPal, using the “Make a Donation” button on the left of every page on this site.
Raise money through sponsorship
Why not organise an event to raise money for CDF? You can use JustGiving to collect sponsorship http://www.justgiving.com/CyclistsDefenceFund
By post
Make cheques payable to The Cyclists’ Defence Fund, and send it to:
The Cyclists’ Defence Fundc/o CTC, Parklands
Railton Road
Guildford
GU2 9JX
By Phone
You can make a donation over the phone.
Please make it very clear that you are making a donation to the Cyclists Defence Fund
Telephone number: 0870 873 0061
Via Gift Aid
Gift Aid enables us to reclaim the basic rate tax you pay as a UK taxpayer. That means an extra 28p for every £1 you give! All that is required is a one off declaration from you that can be made by post, email or fax and we’ll do the rest.
Make a Gift Aid declaration today – download the Gift Aid form.
In April 2000, the Gift Aid scheme was extended to apply to any donation of any value, regular or one off, allowing charities to claim tax relief at the basic rate on donations made by individuals. The Cyclists’ Defence Fund can re-claim tax at a ‘basic rate’ of 28%.
N.B.: you must have paid an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax that we will reclaim on your donation in the tax year that your gift is received.
If you pay tax at the higher rate you are entitled to claim further tax relief in your annual self assessment tax return. You can also choose to donate the additional money you save to us.
Should your circumstances change or you no longer wish to subscribe to the scheme, then you can cancel your declaration at any time either by phone or in writing.
If you are unsure whether your donations qualify for Gift Aid tax relief, then please contact the Inland Revenue directly by phone on their Gift Aid help line 0845 302 0203 or online at http://www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk.
