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Local charities

Support Liverpool charities

Discover local charities in Liverpool and learn how your generosity can make a difference in your community and your finances.

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Registered in Liverpool

Why donate to Liverpool charities?

Liverpool is home to incredible charities tackling challenges like homelessness, education gaps, and environmental issues. Supporting these charities helps both the community and your finances. Benefits of donating to Liverpool charities include:

  • Help fund critical services

    Such as food banks and mental health support.

  • Strengthen local communities

    By making impactful contributions.

  • Qualify for tax relief
    By reducing your overall tax bill.

Maximise your donations with tax relief

Donating to registered charities in Liverpool comes with financial benefits. Here’s how UK tax relief works:

Gift Aid

Charities can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate at no additional cost to you. Simply tick the Gift Aid box when donating and ensure you’re a UK taxpayer.

Higher-rate and additional-rate taxpayers

If you pay 40% or 45% tax, you can claim back the difference between your tax rate and the basic rate (20%) through your self-assessment tax return.

Business donations

Companies can deduct charitable donations from profits before calculating Corporation Tax. Donations could include money, equipment, or sponsorships.

Find a cause that matters to you in Liverpool

Explore our complete list of all local charities registered in Liverpool, from community projects to international organisations.

St Marys Care Centre
We provide day care to older people. We provide transport to and from the centre, a three course lunch and a range of stimulating activities. We actively promote activities designed to increase and support healthy lifestyles and a sense of well-being. We support and host a number of community groups and events. Our area of operation is primarily Halewood but also includes the borough of Knowsley
Hillingden Avenue, Halewood, Liverpool, L26 9TY
01514864873
Charity Number: 1000849
Date Registered: 12 November 1990
Income: £171,620 (March 2023)
Merseyside Association Of Ghanaians
Our Mission Merseyside Association of Ghanaians ....... will unite and support the Ghanaian Community in Merseyside and promote Ghanaian Culture to develop multicultural cohesion across the North West. Networking /partnerships ,Welfare ,Projects ---- Black history Africa, Youth involvement projects ,Establish links (Ghanaian Centre) ,Strengthen Partnerships , Charity projects in Ghana
Job Bank, 4 Tunnel Road, Liverpool, L7 6QD
01512336175
Charity Number: 1001310
Date Registered: 17 December 1990
Income: £2,757 (March 2012)
The Liverpool Institute For Performing Arts
Education and Training
Liverpool Institute For Performing, Mount Street, Liverpool, L1 9HF
01513303000
Charity Number: 1001565
Date Registered: 18 January 1991
Income: £13,115,020 (July 2023)
Young Persons Advisory Service
Mental Health Charity supporting children and young people aged 5 - 25 years and families in Liverpool.Providing a wide range fo support and therapeutic services to address the mental health emotional wellbeing difficulties.
Young Persons Advisory Service, 36 Bolton Street, Liverpool, L3 5LX
07917658157
Charity Number: 1002706
Date Registered: 26 April 1991
Income: £6,298,935 (March 2024)
Friends Of Summerhill School Association
Fund Raising Events to provide funds for resources to further the education of the children at the school.
Summerhill Primary School, Poverty Lane, Liverpool, L31 3DT
01515261343
Charity Number: 1003191
Date Registered: 13 June 1991
Income: £7,218 (August 2024)
The Wr Foundation
The object of the charity is that of applying the income and all or such parts of capital for or towards charitable purposes and to make donations to such charitable institutions at such a time and in such a manner as the trustees may in their discretion think fit.
Malthouse & Co, 8b Rumford Place, Liverpool, L3 9DD
01512842000
Charity Number: 1003546
Date Registered: 24 July 1991
Income: £12,326 (March 2023)
Sefton Sports And Athletic Trust
To support the development of sporting and educational activities within the borough of Sefton
1 Longfield, Formby, Liverpool, L37 3LD
01704877103
Charity Number: 1007864
Date Registered: 30 January 1992
Income: £102 (March 2014)
Imagine Independence
To promote the preservation and the safeguarding of mental health, assist in relieving and rehabilitating persons suffering from mental disorder, conditions of emotional or mental distress, requiring advice or treatment, through the provision of services.The relief of people who are in need by any reason of any physical illness or disability, including learning disabilities and dementia.
Imagine Independence, 25 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BQ
01517092366
Charity Number: 1010203
Date Registered: 30 March 1992
Income: £11,294,714 (March 2023)
Blackburne House
Principal activity of Blackburne House is to provide support structures to its sister organisation Women's Technology Training Ltd. Blackburne House has a range of social business areas which are: Cafe Bar Bistro, The Meeting House Cafe, Conference & Events, Nursery, Health Place Spa and Projects and Business Development.
Blackburne House Group, Blackburne Place, Liverpool, L8 7PE
01517094356
Charity Number: 1010546
Date Registered: 15 April 1992
Income: £1,407,440 (July 2023)
Whitechapel Centre
We provide services and opportunities to help individuals obtain and sustain a home and to positively change their lives.We work with homeless and vulnerably housed people; some of whom have complex needs in addition to their housing/ homeless difficulties. We provide a wide range of one to one support services in addition to services via our direct access centre and accommodation-based services.
Langsdale Street, Everton, Liverpool, L3 8DT
01512077617
Charity Number: 1013060
Date Registered: 21 July 1992
Income: £6,759,679 (March 2023)
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You can donate more than just cash

Donating shares, land, or property can provide even greater tax benefits than cash donations. These types of donations offer unique reliefs:

  • Income tax relief - Deduct the value of your donation from your total taxable income for the tax year.

  • Capital Gains Tax (CGT) exemption - You do not have to pay CGT on the land, property, or shares you give to a UK registered charity.

How to donate shares, land, or property

  1. Identify your preferred charity - Confirm they can accept non-cash donations such as shares or property.

  2. Transfer ownership directly to the charity - Ensure the transfer is completed in line with legal requirements.

  3. Include the donation details in your tax return - Record the value of your donation to claim applicable tax reliefs.

Important notes

  • Keep detailed records of your donation and any agreements with the charity.

  • If the transfer isn’t completed properly or lacks sufficient documentation, you might still be liable for Capital Gains Tax.

  • Always check with the charity or a tax adviser to ensure the donation process meets HMRC requirements.

You can learn more about donating assets to charity at GOV.UK.

Why donate assets?

Thinking beyond cash donations allows you to make a greater impact while maximising your tax savings. By donating assets, you can support causes close to your heart in a tax-efficient way.

How businesses in Liverpool can give back

Businesses in Liverpool can make a difference while benefiting financially.

Benefits of corporate donations

  • Tax relief

    Deduct donations from your profits before Corporation Tax.

  • Improved reputation

    Show customers and employees your commitment to the community.

  • Opportunities

    Consider sponsorships, matched giving programmes, or volunteering.

You can learn more about corporate giving at GOV.UK.

Maximise your giving with these tax saving tips

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Keep receipts

Always save receipts and Gift Aid declarations for your records.

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Include donations in your tax return

Higher-rate taxpayers can claim additional relief.

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Consider donating assets

Non-cash donations like shares and property may save you more tax.

Liverpool charities FAQs

What is Gift Aid? How do I use Gift Aid?

Gift Aid allows charities to claim 25% extra on your donation from HMRC. Tick the Gift Aid box when donating if you’re a UK taxpayer.

Can I claim tax relief on all donations?

You can only claim tax relief for donations made to UK registered charities. Keep records for proof.

How do I claim tax relief for donations as a higher-rate taxpayer?

Include your donations in your Self-Assessment tax return to claim the difference between your tax rate and the basic rate.

What if my business wants to donate?

Businesses can deduct donations from profits for Corporation Tax purposes. Both cash and non-cash donations are eligible.

Ready to make an impact in Liverpool?

Your generosity can make a difference for Liverpool charities while benefiting your finances. Explore local charities and start donating today.