Donate through your pay

Give more and feel the difference. It costs less than you think.

Payroll Giving (also called Give As You Earn) is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to support Victim Support.

Your donation is taken straight from your salary before tax, meaning it costs you less, but we still receive the full amount.

That means your gift goes further every single payday.

How much could your donation be worth?

Because donations are taken before tax, you give more than it costs you.

A £10 donation costs you*:

  • £8 if you're a 20% taxpayer
  • £6 if you're a 40% taxpayer
  • £5.50 if you're a 50% taxpayer

Or to put it another way:

  • A £20 donation might only cost you £11
  • A £50 donation might cost you £27.50
  • A £100 donation might cost you £55

(*Savings depend on your tax rate. Figures shown are examples to help illustrate how Payroll Giving works.)

What your donation could do

Every day, people contact Victim Support after experiencing crime, trauma or loss.

Your regular gift could: 

  • Answer a call from someone in crisis who needs immediate support
  • Provide one-to-one support to victims of domestic abuse or sexual violence
  • Support families coping with bereavement after a violent crime
  • Be there for people navigating the criminal justice system

We're supporting over 700,000 people every year, but demand continues to grow. Your support means that no one has to go through it alone.

Ready to get started?

Talk to your HR or payroll team today to sign up.

If you'd like more information, our fundraising team will be happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

  1. Check if your employer offers Payroll Giving
  2. Sign up through your HR or payroll team
  3. Choose Victim Support as your charity
  4. Pick an amount you're comfortable with

Once you've signed up, your donation is taken automatically from your pay. No reminders. No forms every month.

It may take a couple of months to appear on your payslip, so please don't worry – this is normal.

Don't see Payroll Giving at your workplace?

You can:

  • Ask your HR or payroll team if they can set it up
  • Or choose another way to give, like a regular direct debit 

Yes – you can increase, decrease or cancel your donation at any time. Contact your Payroll Giving provider or HR team for more information.

Anyone paid through PAYE (including pensioners) can donate.

Yes – some schemes allow additional gifts, for example at bonus time. Please check with your Payroll Giving provider.