Make a Donation
Donations can be made directly to the King David Schools’ Foundation by credit card or EFT
Donating as a UK Taxpayer
UK Fund for Charities
The King David Schools’ Foundation (KDSF) has been accepted as a member of the UK Fund for Charities’ International Programme and is being supported and partnered by the UK Fund for Charities, an organisation that has worked with over 100 charitable causes around the world since 2003.
UK donors can now make a donation to the KDSF via this organisation, and importantly, the UK Fund for Charities can claim GIFT AID on your donation (provided you instruct them to do so), which is also passed on to the KDSF. This results in any donations made by UK taxpayers having an extra benefit to the King David Schools’ Foundation. In addition, higher rate taxpayers can also obtain a further tax benefit in their own tax return.
For Donations to the King David Schools’ Foundation via the UK Fund for charities (UKFC), please see their website, https://www.ukfundforcharities.org , which explains the ways you can donate.
Online Donations
Donations can be made online via their Peoples Fundraising/Golden Giving donations website platform, and regular monthly donations can also be set up on the giving platform, https://www.ukfundforcharities.org/donate. Please select KING DAVID SCHOOLS’ FOUNDATION from their list of International Program members.
Payments by Bank Transfer can be made to Barclays Bank
Account Name:
UK Fund for Charities
Sort Code:
20-23-97
Account No:
23729745
IBAN:
GB23 BUKB 202397 23729745
Swift:
BARCGB22
For donations made via a bank transfer or cheque, a ‘donation form’ will be required to be completed.
Please contact nussbauma@kdsf.org for further information
What is gift aid?
Gift Aid is a great way of increasing the value of your donation at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid does not cost the donor anything but, at current tax rates, it increases the value of the donation by 25% in reclaimed Gift Aid tax. The UK Fund for Charities administers a Gift Aid reclaim service so that once a donor has made a donation, provided their name and address details and “ticked the Gift Aid box”, the UKFC is able to make the claim to HMRC. The extra support is taken from the tax you have paid the UK Government in the last four years. Once the reclaimed tax has been received by the UKFC, it is added to the original gift. This means that if you donate £100, with Gift Aid it will be worth £125 to the KDSF.
Should you require more information, please contact info@kdsf.org
