Pay in your donations
Whether you want to pay in your donations online, by cheque or by bank transfer, find everything you need to know here.Â
Pay in donations
Donate in memory
Donating or arranging a collection in memory of someone special is a positive way to remember a loved one and celebrate their life.Â
Donate in memory
Leave a gift in your will
Gifts in wills, however big or small, help us to plan for the future. We couldn’t do what we do without them. Find out more about how to leave a legacy to help carers.Â
Gifts in wills
Payroll giving
Share a little payday happiness by making a regular donation to Carers UK through payroll giving.Â
Payroll giving
Support us with a major gift
As a major donor, you have the opportunity to bring about transformational change. Together, we can make sure no one has to care alone. If you would like to make a gift of £1,000 or more, our Philanthropy team will be on hand to support you on your giving journey with us.
Major gifts
Donate in celebration
Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, birthday, retirement party or wedding you can make it extra special by helping to make life better for carers.
Give in celebration
Other ways to donate
There are so many different ways you can donate to Carers UK, from shopping online to selling your unwanted items on eBay.Â
Other ideas
Get in touch
If you’d like to talk to us about donating, please email fundraising@carersuk.org
Be inspired
Read more about how others have found ways to get involved and support unpaid carers with Carers UK.
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For equality today and tomorrow we need to talk about health inequities and unpaid care
Director of Devolved Nations, Richard Meade, shares a blog about health inequities and unpaid care.
Equality for carers in the workplace
Account Manager Will More talks about striving towards equality for people who juggle paid work and care.Â
Caring About Equality: Why tackling carer poverty must be a national priority
John Perryman, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, writes about the importance of tackling carer poverty.Â