The ultimate ambition of Hampton School is to provide ‘Wisdom Before Wealth’, ensuring fair and equitable access for pupils, regardless of means.
The Fitzwygram Foundation is a registered charity (1167976). If you make a charitable donation using Gift Aid we can reclaim basic rate tax on your donation. Higher or Additional Rate taxpayers can also reclaim the difference between basic and higher rate tax via their tax return (either for themselves or the charity). If you are considering making a transformational gift of any size, please use the calculator below to find out how much tax relief could boost your contribution.
Maximise your Donation with Gift Aid
If you are a UK taxpayer, your gift can go 25% further thanks to Gift Aid. To make the most of your donation, complete a Gift Aid Declaration linked here. This enables the Fitzwygram Foundation to claim an additional 25%, from HMRC at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid Calculator
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Carrying Back Gift Aid Claims
If you donate (with Gift Aid) during the current tax year, you can ask HMRC to treat that donation as being made in the previous tax year, provided that you paid enough tax in that tax year to cover all donations for which you have claimed Gift Aid and you have not yet submitted a return for that tax year.