How to pay in your funds
Thank you so much for fundraising for us – it means so much and we are very grateful for your support.
There are several ways you can send in the money that you have raised. If you’d like to know your support ID to help us process your donation to a particular activity, please get in touch with us at community.fundraising@nas.org.uk.
Funds raised online
If you have set up a JustGiving or Facebook page, your donations will come directly to us. Please let us know your online giving page details by emailing fundraising@nas.org.uk. Be sure to close your page once your fundraising activity is finished so we can thank you.
Cheques
Cheques should be made payable to ‘National Autistic Society’ and sent to 393 City Road, London, EC1V 1NG.
Your friends and family may like to give you cash or cheques, which should be made payable to you. We then ask you to send us one cheque, payable to 'The National Autistic Society’.
Make sure to write your name and details of your fundraiser on the back of your cheque or include a note so we can allocate your donation to your record and send you a personal thank you.
Paying in slip
Email fundraising@nas.org.uk to request a paying in slip. These can be used to pay in your donations at any Barclays bank.
Pay online
If you have already raised money or want to make a one-off donation, you can donate it online.
Bank transfer
If you would like to pay in your fundraising by bank transfer, please contact our Supporter Care team for details.
Call 0808 800 1050 (Monday to Friday, 10am-3pm)
Email fundraising@nas.org.uk
Tell us what you're doing
We’d love to hear how you're raising money to support us. Please tell us by using our fundraising form and we can provide you with extra support along the way.
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Fundraise your way
However you plan to fundraise, we’ve created resources, essential information about fundraising and us as well as frequently asked questions to help you get started.
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