Thank you for visiting our donate page.
Every donation will help us to support thousands of people in the UK who have been bereaved by suicide.
There are many ways you can support our charity, including fundraising, donations and shopping.
To Donate
Our preferred method of donation is bank transfer.
- Bank – CAF
- Account name – Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide
- Sort Code – 40 52 40
- Account number – 00012651
You can also donate through the following platforms:
JustGiving
PayPal
Give as you Live
Give as you live – Shop online
Easyfundraising
Cheque
You can make a cheque payable to Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide and post it to us at our national office – 14-16 New Lawn Rd, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 5HE
Gift Aid
If you are a UK tax payer and would like us to be able to claim Gift Aid on your donation (boosting its value to us at no cost to you) please complete this declaration and return it to us with your cheque:
Use the Sponsorship and Gift Aid declaration form to make a Gift Aid donation to SoBS from a sponsored event. Please download the Sponsorship Form:
Payroll Giving
If your employer runs a Payroll Giving scheme, you can use this to make donations to us via PAYE – because money is deducted from your pay before tax is paid, your donations cost you less. For example, it would only cost an employee who pays tax at the basic rate of 20 per cent £8 to make a £10 donation to their charity. And it would only cost an employee who pays tax at the higher rate of 40 per cent £6 to make a £10 donation.
You can keep your choice of charity confidential and you can choose how much you want to donate. For more information, speak with your employer or look at HMRC – Payroll Giving.
Remember us in your will
You may wish to leave us a donation in your will. You will find advice on how to do this on the HMRC website.
Since losing our son Jonathan to suicide in May 2011, we have done quite a lot of fundraising. We have held boot sales, stalls at fetes, skydives and many, many raffles.
In 2005 we tragically lost Fee – beloved wife and mother, when she took her own life. The shock and loss was enormous and it wasn’t until 2009 when we discovered Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide. This charity has helped all three of us, in different ways, in coming to terms with such a painful loss. It is a loss that you never get over, but their involvement in our lives has helped us to move on but not forget.