Get giving

Regularly donating a fixed sum of money from your salary is a simple way to give. It's also the most tax-effective, because donations are deducted before you pay tax. For example:

If you donate £10, only £8 comes out of your salary and the taxman pays the rest. Or if you're on a higher tax rate (40%), only £6 comes out of your salary and the taxman pays the rest.

 

Double-matched payroll giving

The Royal Bank of Scotland Group has one of the most generous payroll giving schemes in the UK.

For every £1 donated directly by group employees from their pay, the group donates a further £2 (up to a maximum monthly contribution from the group of £200).

To sign up to payroll giving please visit the community investment pages on Insite. You can also download a donation form [PDF, 634kb] to make a one-off donation by post.

 

How you'll be helping

By giving from your salary each payday, you will be helping us to provide vital resources and services throughout the UK. The fact that we know how much and how often you will donate means that we can budget effectively and plan ahead, making the best use of your regular, tax-free donation. 

• £5 per month will pay for a Macmillan Benefits Advisor for half a day, providing welfare benefits advice and support for people affected by cancer.
• £10 per month will fund a Macmillan information professional for one day.
• £20 per month will fund a Macmillan nurse for a day and help run a typical small Macmillan information and support centre for an hour.