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Involving employees


Blue hairFundraising at work is fun, motivating and good for team building. There are lots of ways you can support the work of The Prostate Cancer Charity by involving your employees



Payroll giving

Payroll givingPayroll Giving is a simple and tax effective scheme, which allows you to donate to the charity of your choice by a direct deduction from your salary. If your company has a Payroll Giving scheme established, the payroll department deducts the amount pledged from your pay. The charity receives your donation, and the tax you would have paid on this amount is added on by the government. Download a form here.



Donation to Charity Actual cost to Employee
(on 22% tax rate)
Actual cost to Employee
(on 40% tax rate)
£5.00 £3.90 £3.00
£10.00 £7.80 £6.00


Employee fundraising

MovemberWhether you nominate us for a years partnership or more, or whether you would like to raise money and awareness through a one off event, we have a variety of options. The corporate partnerships team can tailor events to suit your situation, whether you have many or few staff, or if you would like to work with us to achieve corporate social responsibility objectives, we are here to help. We can assist you in everything from setting up internet based fundraising systems, providing materials and information, offering advice and promoting media coverage of the event or partnership.

FootballFrom cake sales and coffee mornings to a day of skydiving for all your staff to raise money, we will support you supporting us. We also run our own events which your company and staff can take part in, for example our annual 5-a-side football tournament in Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, overseas treks, runs and walks, Please drop us an email using the link below.

For information on current partnerships and the kinds of events they have done please visit one of the following:

  • Sharp
  • 4ps
  • The NEC Group

  • Page last updated May 22nd 2009