You can make gifts of listed shares and securities. This is a tax-efficient way of giving, as donations of publicly quoted shares and certain other investments receive income tax relief at 100% of their market value and are not subject to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability. If you would like to discuss gifting shares and securities to King’s, please email development@kcs.org.uk.

Your employer may be able to match your donation to King’s, potentially doubling or even tripling the value of your gift at no extra cost to you. Contact your HR department to find out whether your company operates a matched giving scheme.

We are registered with Benevity and you can find out more here.

Payroll Giving is one of the simplest and most effective ways to support King’s. By authorising a donation directly from your salary before Income Tax is calculated, you receive immediate tax relief at your highest rate, reducing the cost of your gift while ensuring more support reaches King’s.

To find out whether your employer offers Payroll Giving, please contact your HR department or employee benefits team.

A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) offers many of the benefits of a private foundation without the administrative complexity. By making a contribution to a DAF, you can receive immediate tax benefits, allow your fund to grow tax-efficiently, and recommend grants to charitable causes over time.

DAFs are managed by specialist charitable organisations, which handle all administration, compliance, and grant-making on your behalf (such as NPT UK and the Charities Aid Foundation). This gives you the flexibility to support King’s when and how you choose, while making your philanthropy simple and effective.

King’s can readily receive grants from DAFs, and once you recommend a grant, the sponsoring organisation manages the process and transfers the funds directly to King’s.

Remembering King’s in your will or through your pension is a powerful way to help change lives through education.

A legacy gift to King’s or the King’s College School Bursaries Foundation will help us open our doors wider, enabling talented young people from all backgrounds to benefit from a King’s education, regardless of their financial circumstances.

There are two ways to remember King’s: through your will, or by nominating King’s as a beneficiary of your pension. To find out more, click here.

Making a gift by bank transfer is a simple and secure way to support King’s. Whether you choose to support the School or the King’s College School Bursaries Foundation, your generosity will help us invest in potential and open our doors wider for future generations.

King’s College School
Sort code: 60-24-07
Account number: 33115680

King’s College School Bursaries Foundation
Sort code: 20-00-00
Account number: 63595595

For our supporters in the United States, tax-efficient gifts can be made through our American fundraising partners, the British Schools & Universities Foundation. Your support helps us invest in potential, widen access to a King’s education, and provide life-changing bursary opportunities for talented young people, regardless of their financial circumstances.

You can give via BSUF either online or by sending them a cheque. Please make your cheque out to BSUF in US dollars, stating a preference at the bottom of the cheque for King’s College School, Wimbledon, and let them know if there is a particular project you would like to support (for example, bursaries).

Please download the BSUF Gift Form and the Tax-Efficient Giving for US Taxpayers guide, and send the form with your cheque so they have all the information required.

• ‘Gifts of stocks and shares’ – can you hyperlink the email address so when clicked it opens an email, with a subject line ‘Gifts of stocks and shares’
• ‘Corporate matched giving’ - Click here
• ‘Gifting through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF)’ – there seems to be a space in the second sentence after ‘DAF’ before the comma. The space between the first para and the second para is quite large, can you make this smaller.