A selection of the companies working exclusively with StC

“Many of our staff are committed to supporting charities and it is great to give them the option to donate to a charity of their choice in a convenient and tax efficient manner through payroll giving. Working with StC Payroll Giving is an ideal way to ensure the charities benefit even more.”

Brian Moreland

"We are incredibly proud of our employee's generosity in donating more than £1.5 million through Payroll Giving since 2002. StC Payroll Giving have given us fantastic support, adding 700 new donors this last year alone."
Claire Finch, B&Q Charities and Schools Co-ordinator

“Balcas is committed to supporting our local community as well as local and international charities, so of course we are very proud of our staff and the long standing commitment they have shown to worthwhile causes at home and abroad through our Payroll Giving scheme promoted by StC Payroll Giving.”

Brenda McStravick, HR Manager

"In the last 18 months alone, just over 2,000 new donors have joined the scheme and this number is growing week on week. That's why Payroll Giving and StC is really important to Sainsbury's and our colleagues in store."

Stephi Brett, Community Affairs Manager, Sainsbury's.

Give As You Earn is an efficient and easy way for staffto donate to their favourite charity. The Northern Ireland Civil Service has had a GAYE scheme in place since 1987 and thousands of staff have donated to a wide range of charities since then. There is no doubt that using StC Payroll Giving has increased the number of donors and we are delighted the organisation is promoting the NICS scheme.

Mary O’Kane (HR Policy Branch) Northern Ireland Civil Service

“At Asda we support and champion some incredible charity partnerships such as Tickled Pink, Payroll giving allows our colleagues to voluntarily and tax efficiently support our chosen charities, but also enables them to support the causes that matter to them. Our partners StC Payroll Giving make it simple for us to helpcharities raise vital funding.”

Emma Gittoes, National Community Manager