How can we Help?

The second way is via GiveWheel’s charity membership. This is free for charities and requires the charity to hold an account on the GiveWheel platform. As with Donor Assist, GiveWheel takes no platform deductions from donations. This is the recommended approach and offers a number of benefits to the charity. Note: A charity can decide at any point to take advantage of GiveWheel platform services, at which point Donor Assist for this organisation will be converted to a charity membership.

Further information can be found at https://www.givewheel.com/how-givewheel-operates/

Has a charity received money from my fundraising event?

Further details on when a charity will receive money is available here: When do charities receive funds?

GiveWheel enables donors to complete a Gift Aid declaration at the point of donation. This declaration is compulsory for donors intending to allow Gift Aid to be reclaimed on their donation and requires the donor to acknowledge and confirm that they, and their donation, meet the necessary requirements for Gift Aid. GiveWheel does not provide a Gift Aid reclamation service - charities either reclaim Gift Aid directly with HMRC with the donation reports provided by GiveWheel, or receive reclaimed Gift Aid through Charities Trust; a registered UK charity (no. 327489) that reclaim Gift Aid in their own name before transferring to the recipient charities. 

Note: Gift Aid cannot be claimed in some cases, such as where something is received in exchange for the donation. Refer to (https://www.givewheel.com/help/4/gift-aid-donor-guide/) for further details.

Gift Aid metrics on the platform are representative of how much Gift Aid is eligible to be reclaimed, not a guarantee that the charities have reclaimed Gift Aid.