As the body of Christ our mission includes reaching out to those in need spiritually and practically. In gratitude for all that we have we are called to give back some of our time, our talents and our money to those in need. In addition we contribute towards the work of the diocese and of the wider church including in spreading the gospel. We also need to maintain our two churches and church hall in good order so they can be used by all of us and by future generations.
We get no external funding for this, our parish relies on it's parishioners for financial support.
If you are able to donating a regular amount is the best way of supporting the mission of our church financially.
It's easy to donate online by visiting our virtual collection basket
Donate By Online Banking
Create a regular payment to the parish account using these details:
Sort Code: 30 - 93 - 04
Account Number: 00889440
Account Name: PRCDTR Tadley St Michael
Bank Lloyds Palmerston Road Southsea
Alternatively download a Standing Order Form or Direct Debit Form, fill these in and return them to the parish office by post or email.
Gift Aid for UK Taxpayers
Gift Aid is a scheme that allows charities to reclaim tax on a donation made by a UK taxpayer, which means your donations will be worth 25% more to us at no extra cost to you.
If you Gift Aid your donations we can claim back from the government 25p for every £1 you donate to the Church and the other charities that the Parish supports.
Money recovered from the taxman through this scheme forms a vital part of our annual income.
Joining the scheme is very simple and straightforward, requiring little effort on your part. All you have to do is:
- be an income tax payer
- fill in and sign a very short Gift Aid Declaration Form
- make your future donations either by standing order, direct debit or by cash/cheque in the offertory plate, using envelopes that we supply
- return your completed forms to the parish office
If you were able to join the Scheme, we and the other charities that the Parish supports would be most grateful.
