How We Are Funded

Cotswold Counselling is a non-profit making company limited by guarantee registered in England No 5386830 and is funded by a combination of:

· Grants
· Awards
· Client fees
· Donations

Supporters

Cotswold Counselling is most grateful for the financial support it has received from numerous organisations and individuals including:

· Cotswold District Council - current
· Cirencester Town Council - current
· Gloucestershire Community Foundation

· Gloucestershire County Council Thriving Communities Fund

· The Barnwood Trust
· St James's Place

Help me help others in the Cotswolds

Good counselling plays a vital role in healthcare today and Cotswold Counselling aim to make such services accessible to all.I wholeheartedly support it and hope that you will too. You can help me by making a donation to Cotswold Counselling either personally or corporately by one-off or regular means.

Thank you for your valued support.

Mark Porter MBE

How To Make Donations

How your money can help: there are numerous ways in which individuals and organisations can financially support the work of Cotswold Counselling, enabling us to continue our valuable work in the community helping children, young people and adults through trauma, stress, depression, abuse and other issues:

One-off donations in the form of:
·         cash (by hand at any of our offices - please do not send cash)
·         cheques made payable to 'Cotswold Counselling' and sent to our main office
·         a bequest in a will (please contact our main office)

Regular donations by establishing:
· a standing order via a bank - download form for Standing Orders
· a Give As You Earn (GAYE) scheme - download form for GAYE - Cotswold Counselling

GAYE registration number 451921

Gift Aid:
If you are a taxpayer, then the charity can benefit by a 28% uplift in the value of your donations, by the completion of a simple declaration form using our Gift Aid registration number (XR52882) - download form for donating with Gift Aid

St James's Place PLC

GCC Resilience Fund

Waitrose

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