How PCCs and individuals can help - Donations & Legacies

There are several ways in which YOU can help us.  Your contributions to the Charitable Funds, however modest, will assist with our work in so many ways.  

Gifts from PCCs, either regularly or from time to time when they are able, are so valuable to our work.  They ensure that the Board’s discretionary assistance can be maintained, thus enabling us to continue to help more of those in need.  If you wish to use the Board’s Remittance Advice slip when sending a donation, please click here.

One-off, annual or other regular donations from individual Church members are also very valuable to the Board and help relieve the financial burden of many of our pensioners.  If you wish to use the Board’s form to set up a monthly or annual Standing Order, please click here.

These individual donations can now be worth even more if they are made by Gift Aid which enables the Board to claim back the tax paid on the donation. Thus a £50 gift will actually be worth £64 to the charitable funds (at no extra cost to the donor).  If you would like the Board to include your donation in the Gift Aid scheme, please click here.

A great deal of what has been achieved by the Board in recent years, and in particular the building of the additional accommodation, has been thanks to the generosity of those who remembered our work in their Will.

A bequest to the Pensions Board, be it money or property, could provide suitable housing for someone in retirement, or help the Board towards the costs of a new home. By making a bequest, the donor will be remembered with gratitude for a long time by all those who have benefited from their generosity. 

If you or your solicitor would like to use the Board’s suggested Form of Words to include in a Will, please click here.

Please help us in any way you can. 

The Church of England Pensions Board

29 Great Smith Street

London       SW1P 3PS

Telephone: 020 7898 1800

Fax:            020 7898 1801

Email:         enquiries@cepb.c-of-e.org.uk

Reg.Charity No. 236627