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Have a profound impact. A philanthropic gift to the School allows us to innovate, seize opportunities and react to future challenges, helping us to drive individual potential and fuel real-world impact.
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Giving shares is a simple and tax-efficient way of donating to your selected charity or cause. Tax relief is available to UK taxpayers donating shares listed on the UK stock market, the Alternative Investment Market and recognised stock exchanges overseas. It's also available to units in a UK unit trust and shares in a UK open-ended investment company.
Donors can claim income tax relief equal to the market value of the shares on the day the gift is made, plus any associated costs such as the broker's fees. In addition, capital gains tax that you may have incurred on any increase in the value of the shares since you bought them won't apply.
Please contact us at givingshares@london.edu for more information. Pilling and Co acting on behalf of the School will then liaise directly with your broker to ensure the smooth and efficient donation of your gift of shares.
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HSBC Bank Plc
Account name: London Business School Anniversary Trust
Account no: 82076535
Sort code: 40-01-06
SWIFT code: HBUKGB4B
IBAN: GB02HBUK40010682076535
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Make a one-off gift or make a regular donation to the School. Please note; cheques must be made payable to the ‘London Business School Anniversary Trust’.
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London Business School
Regent’s Park
London NW1 4SA
UK
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If you wish to give via an alternative method, you can find more information below or call the Advancement Office: +44 (0)20 7000 7218.
Corporate gift matching schemes enable you to increase the impact of your gift to London Business School thanks to your employer matching it to a varying percent. To find out if your company operates such a scheme please contact your Human Resources or payroll department who should be able to provide you with further information. If your company does have a matching scheme they should be able to advise you how to take part and make the value of your gift to London Business School even greater.
See a list of organisations who operate a corporate matched giving scheme. If your company does not appear on this list, please contact your HR department. If you have any questions about corporate matched giving please email us at lbsfund@london.edu
UK taxpayers can maximise the value of donations to London Business School by signing a Gift Aid Declaration. For every £1 donated, we can claim an extra 25p from the Government in Gift Aid.
CAF's Give As You Earn (GAYE) scheme allows UK employees to give to charitable causes through their payroll. Only organisations signed up to the scheme with CAF can give through the GAYE scheme. If you are a UK employee and would like to donate to London Business School through the GAYE scheme, please speak with your employer to confirm if this is a possible avenue for you. If your employer has not signed up to the scheme you will not be able to donate through GAYE with CAF. You can find more information about the scheme here.
If you are an LBS employee, please visit the People Hub for further details on how you can set up GAYE.
The 1964 Society acknowledges alumni and friends who have pledged to continue the ambition of the Schools founders by recognising LBS in their wills. Our development and success over more than fifty years has been made possible through the support of members of the LBS community, and leaving a legacy gift is the most profound support someone can give. Leaving a legacy is straightforward, either by including the School in a new will or adding a codicil to an existing one. For more information on how to leave a legacy gift to the School please contact Fran Sponsler, Deputy Director of Giving fsponsler@london.edu.