If you would like to support our work by making a donation please visit our Crowdfunder payment platform here.
If you are a UK taxpayer you can gift aid your donation and increase its value to us by 25%.
If you would prefer to make your donation another way please see our alternative donation methods below.
Every donation we receive is pivotal to enabling our work, making the digital world accessible to those who need it most. To give you an idea of the impact you could make:
Delivers a computer to a classroom
Provides teacher training to a school
A year of IT maintenance for a school
If you are a UK tax payer, and you complete a Gift Aid declaration form, The Turing Trust can claim an additional 25% directly from the Government to top up your donation at no additional cost to you.
In order to ensure we can claim Gift Aid for your donation, please fill out this form.
If you prefer you can edit this .docx version of the form and email it back to us at info@turingtrust.co.uk.
A standing order is the most efficient way to donate to The Turing Trust on a regular basis. Your bank will pay 100% of the exact amount you choose.
You have full control over your standing orders. This means that you can start or stop them at any time, or adjust the amount you donate at any time.
Did you know that we were one of the first UK digital inclusion charities to accept cryptocurrency donations? As a tech-inclusion charity you can also support us with donations of all kinds of cryptocurrencies too.
Our business supporters play a pivotal role in enabling our work by engaging their staff in team volunteering and other activities.
Find out more about our larger projects that can be tailored to an individual sponsor.
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