Donations
By making a donation you are directly helping us immediately assist all recently injured jockeys and the many ex-jockeys and their families who continue to need ongoing support.
Ways to Donate
Make a single or monthly donation today.
We rely entirely on the generosity of our supporters to enable us to continuously provide appropriate assistance to all jockeys.
Donate Online
So easy. Either create your own page to allow sponsors to support your cause, or pledge for a friend
Simple donations by either your credit/debit cards, or by PayPal! You can create your own event page too.
Donate Offline
By Telephone
Call our Newmarket office to make a donation over the phone on: 01638 662246
By Text
Text IJF to 70800 to donate £5 Terms & Conditions: You will be charged £5, plus one message at your standard network rate. A minimum of £4.97 depending on your service provider, will be received by The Injured Jockeys Fund, Registered Charity No: 1107395. If you have any questions please call 01638 662246
By Post
You can make out cheques payable to 'The Injured Jockeys Fund' and send it to the team in Newmarket at Peter O'Sullevan House, 7a Newmarket Road, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 7NU.
Other Ways to Donate
Leave a legacy
Leaving a legacy gift in your Will is the ideal way to remember your favourite cause/IJF and to help it/us provide continued support to injured jockeys.
Decide which type of gift to leave:
With a residuary gift, you can leave the remainder of your estate, or a percentage of it, once family and friends have been provided for. This is the type of gift many supporters choose to make, because it has the added benefit of keeping its value over time – it isn’t affected by inflation.
With a pecuniary gift, you can specify a particular amount of money or a valuable saleable item, like a piece of jewellery or furniture, that you would like to leave to the Injured Jockeys Fund.
It is always helpful to have gifts in wills that can be used wherever they are most urgently needed at the time they come to us. But we also understand your wish for your gift to be used for a specific purpose that’s important to you.
Please do contact us to let us know what your wishes are and we will be pleased to honour them.
Payroll Giving
How it works:
Gifts are deducted directly from your gross salary, giving immediate tax relief. So, if you choose to donate £10 a month to Brooke via Payroll Giving, it will only cost you £8 if you are a basic rate taxpayer – and even less if you are a higher rate taxpayer.
For your employer, setting up Give as You Earn is easy. They just need to register with a payroll giving agency approved by the Inland Revenue.
Once your employer is registered with an agency, they simply send the Payroll Giving forms received from you to the agency, who will do the rest. The agency is responsible for adding the tax onto a donor’s gift and transferring the total sum to the donor’s nominated charity.