Ways to Pay

Membership Benefits

The NTF depends on donations, sponsorship and contributions in order to carry out its work.

The membership fee is a contribution to the NTF to allow us to continue providing a range of resources aimed at people with tremor, their families and carers, and health professionals.

These include:

• 4 Copies of the NTF new per year
• Free access to support groups
• Free promotion to support groups via NTF website and NTF News
• Free promotional adverts, posters and banners via NTF website
• Reduction in fees to attend annual conference and annual meeting
• Access to professional advice from the NTF advisory panel

Annual membership fees for 2010

There are various ways that people can pay membership or donations to the National Tremor Foundation.

By Cheque

Please make all cheques payable to the National Tremor Foundation and send to our offices at the following address:-

National Tremor Foundation
Disablement Services Centre
Harold Wood Hospital
Gubbins Lane
Harold Wood
Essex
RM3 0AR
UK

Credit Card

To pay via this method you will need a valid credit card.

If you wish to make a donation please visit our Donation page.

If you wish to become a member please visit our Join Now page.

On Line Banking

For those who have an internet on-line banking facility monies may be transferred direct to our account detailed below. Please Quote your full name in the reference field. If you could then send an email to tremorfoundation@aol.com advising of your remittance and giving your full address we can then confirm your remittance has been received.

National Tremor Foundation – Account Details
Sort Code : 60-18-01
Account No : 47213922

Standing Order

Please download our form from the website and forward to our offices.

GIFT AID – AN OVERVIEW

Gift aid is tax relief on money donated to UK charities.

HM Revenue & Customs treat donations as if the donor had already deducted basic rate tax from them. Therefore, the National Tremor Foundation can reclaim this tax to increase the value of a donation.

Gift aid rules

Donors must:

pay enough UK income tax and/or capital gains tax themselves to cover the amount of tax the charity will reclaim

give the charity a gift aid declaration, which should include

• their name
• their home address
• the charity’s name
• details of the donation – saying that it is a gift aid donation
• confirmation that they have paid UK tax – to cover the tax the charity will reclaim.

A declaration can be made to cover:

• individual donations
• a series of donations
• donations made during a specified period
• future donations.

They can also be backdated for up to 6 years prior to the date of the declaration provided the donation was made after 6 April 2000.

Please download the form using the link below. Once completed and returned to us we can ensure that the value of your donation is increased.

Thank You.

Download Gift Aid Form