Support Us

We need to raise a total of £4.75million to build, fit out and resource West Berkshire Dementia Hub. Please consider making a donation in one of the ways listed here:

Donate today

Donations can be made through the Good Exchange by clicking on the Good Exchange Logo.

Your donation here will be match-funded which will double the amount you give at no extra cost to you. For example, this means a donation of £100 becomes £200. If you are a tax payer you can also opt to Gift Aid your donation, also at no extra cost to you, which would add a further £40 to your total.

Share gifting

Donating shares to charity is an easy and tax efficient way to give. Many people own shares due to inheritances or privatisation of a company and do not know what to do with them. Others may have held shares for many years resulting in a large capital gains liability should they decide to sell them.

Donating shares to charity means that you will not have to pay capital gains tax on the shares you donate so you can maximise your donation at no extra cost. You may also be able to claim full income tax relief on the value of your shares. If you pay income tax at 40% or 45%, you may be able to claim income tax relief equal to 40% or 45% of the value of your gift, depending on which rate of tax you pay.

If you would like to donate shares to this project, please contact:

It is strongly recommended that you seek professional advice before proceeding.

Legacy Programme

Please consider leaving a gift to West Berkshire Dementia Hub in your Will.

It can be difficult to think about what will happen after we’re gone, but having a valid Will can give you peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out. Leaving a legacy is a valuable way to support the work of a charity and is also a tax efficient way of giving.
Inheritance Tax is usually charged at 40% on your estate above a certain threshold. However, gifts to charities are exempt from Inheritance Tax. They can even reduce the amount of tax your estate has to pay. This means that if you include a gift to a charity in your Will, more of your assets could be available for your beneficiaries.