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Donating

The Pavement relies on donations from individuals and companies to maintain its independence. We guarantee to stretch your money by using a volunteer-based operation and with only a very small percentage of the money raised going on administration. If you make a regular donation of £10 a month, you will automatically become a ‘Friend of The Pavement’.

Credit/debit card donations - one-off or regular

To make a donation via your credit or debit card, please click the button below. (Just Giving have been operating since 2000, is registered with the Charity Commission, and maintains high levels of security for online giving.) Simple choose between "make a monthly donation" and "make a one-off donation" and follow the steps.

Cheque donations

If you would prefer to donate by cheque, please made your cheque out to ‘The Pavement’, write your name and address on the back, and send it to The Pavement, PO Box 60385, London WC1A 9BH. If you would like an acknowledgement, mention this on the back of your cheque. (As we are a small and over-stretched team, we normally do not send out receipts, but please don't think we are not sincerely grateful for your gift.)

If you are a UK taxpayer, please download, print and complete the Gift Aid declaration form, and return it with your cheque so we can reclaim the tax and make your donation go even further.

Volunteering

If you are a journalist with some free time to research and write stories for the magazine, or you're interested in finding other volunteering opportunities, please contact: .

 

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