Being Involved Giving How you can give 
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Gifts can be sent to our office in Nottingham (Aim International, Halifax Place, Nottingham NG1 1QN) either designated for the support of specific member, for the General Fund or for one of our publicised projects. There are a number of ways in which you can give: 
It is now possible to make a donation to certain projects through CAF online. Click here to find out more or click the link below to go straight to the CAF online giving page. We will be making this facility available to further areas during 2008.  
You can make one-off gifts or regular payments to us by cheque. Please make cheques payable to Aim International and enclose a note giving your name and address and stating for whom or for what the money is intended. 
Download form here If you wish to make regular gifts - monthly, quarterly or annually - you can do so by standing order from your bank. Please consider this method of payment, as giving in this way significantly reduces the administration needed to transfer the money to the person concerned. Unfortunately, we cannot accept gifts by Direct Debit. 
If you already have an account with CAF, Stewardship Services, Sovereign Giving, or the like, you can make payments to us through your account by voucher or standing instruction.
Since 6 April 2000 a new set of rules applies to tax-efficient giving to charities. The purpose of the government's ‘Getting Britain Giving’ measures is to make such giving easier for taxpayers and to enable charities to reclaim the tax on all their gifts, small or large, regular or one-off. If you are a UK taxpayer, you can increase the value of your donations to AIM by 28 pence for every pound given - at no extra cost to yourself. If you would like to find out more, please contact Supporter Relations at our UK office. Download a gift aid form here.
Over the years, the Lord has graciously provided for the work through the generous giving of those who have remembered Aim in their wills. If you would like information about this, please contact Supporter Relations at our UK office.
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