Donations
THOMAS WALL TRUST Charity Registration No. 206121 www.thomaswalltrust.org.uk
Help Thomas Wall Trust to build on its distinctive legacy by making a donation to the Trust.
The Trustees have been greatly impressed by a tradition of generosity expressed in several generations
of people who, in the past, have received grant or loan support from the Trust and who later felt that
they were in a position to make a gift to the Trust in order to help others as they had been helped.
The Trustees always warmly welcome and acknowledge such support.
You have received support from the Trust which may have helped you on the road to success. Should you
wish in future to help provide support to others to achieve their ambitions there are several ways that
you can do this by making a donation to the Trust:
Give by post: Please send your donation to the Trust, making cheques or postal orders payable
to Thomas Wall Trust and sent to Charities Officer, Thomas Wall Trust, Skinners’ Hall, 8 Dowgate Hill,
London EC4R 2SP. Please remember that if you are a UK taxpayer and you Gift Aid it, the Trust gets an
extra 28 pence from the Inland Revenue for every pound you give. On top of that if you are a higher
rate taxpayer, you can claim further tax relief on the donation in your annual tax return.
Please complete the donation form and return it by post to the Trust.
Asset Giving: If you donate shares, land or buildings to the Trust you receive tax relief and
also you will not be liable for tax on any capital gains.
Gift in your Will: Legacies enable many to contemplate making a larger gift than would be possible
during their lifetime since it does not affect day-to-day income. When you make or update your Will,
please consider making a gift to the Thomas Wall Trust. Your solicitor will advise you on the best way
to record your intentions and maximise the impact on your financial arrangements. Should you wish to
make a change to an existing will, a solicitor can advise you on adding a codicil.
Please keep this information for when you might need it. If you have any questions or would like further
help and information do not hesitate to contact the Trust at the address given above or by email to
information@thomaswalltrust.org.uk.