Yes. Some of our congregation members like to leave a gift in their will for Grosvenor, which has helped us to fund many exciting projects over the years.

Many people find they can do their will online in only 30 minutes. Try the online will-writing service here.

Already have a will?

If you already have a will and would like to include Grosvenor, all you have to do is contact your will provider with our formal name, address and charity number (see below):

Grosvenor Church Barnstaple Ltd

Address:

Grosvenor Church

Old Station Road

Barnstaple

EX32 8PB

Charity number: 1107748

Additionally, if you are leaving a gift in your will to Grosvenor and would like to speak to someone about it, please contact trustees@grosvenorchurch.org.uk.

Many employers offer payroll giving or ‘give as you earn’ which allows you to give directly to Grosvneor from your salary before tax is deducted. This means if you give £100 per month and are a basic rate taxpayer, the gift will only cost you £80 from your net pay. If you pay a higher rate of tax, £100 a month will only cost you £60 from your net pay. To find out if your employer offers Payroll Giving, contact your HR office.

Please note: if you use payroll giving, your gifts will not be eligible for gift aid, as you will not have paid tax on the amount.

You may wish to give to Grosvenor via a charitable aid agency such as Stewardship. These agencies are useful for those who give to multiple charities and wish to have their giving recorded in one place or for those who wish to give anonymously to Grosvenor.

Many employers offer matched giving schemes. In most cases, the company will match your donation up to a specific amount; a handful of organisations will even double your gift.

If your employer is not listed, please contact the Human Resources or Social Responsibility Office at your workplace to find out if they operate a matched giving scheme. Some employers may not match giving for religious purposes, though most will match gifts to our social transformation ministries such as those supported by Grosvenor. If you require advice on how to use matched giving, or need help allocating your giving for match-giving purposes, please contact finance@grosvenorchurch.org.uk

Grosvenor takes precautions in our fundraising to ensure we protect our congregation, including people in vulnerable circumstances, from intrusive or persistent fundraising approaches. Our team take seriously any expression of dissatisfaction we receive regarding our fundraising practices and aim to resolve any complaints as quickly as possible.

Should you have concerns about a friend or family member in our congregation donating to Grosvenor because of a physical or mental medical conditions (permanent or temporary), disability, learning difficulties, they are in a time of stress or anxiety (e.g. recent bereavement, redundancy), financial vulnerability (making a gift could leave them in financial hardship), English is not their first language, or you are concerned they are under the influence of alcohol or drugs: please contact our Grosvenor Safeguarding Advisor, Paula Clarke, to speak about your concerns.

Email: safeguarding@grosvenorchurch.org.uk

For any other questions, please contact the Finance Team.

Email: finance@grosvenorchurch.org.uk

Phone: +44 (0)1271 323725 and ask for the Finance Team