The House gratefully receives gifts of any size, which go towards protecting Christ Church and its values. On behalf of all of us here, thank you for considering making a gift. You can read more about our fundraising priorities and ways in which we recognise your gift on our webpages.
To make a gift, please select your country of residence below. If you have any questions or your preferred method of donation is not listed, please don't hesitate to contact the Development Office.
How to give
United Kingdom
Make a single gift online
Make a regular gift online
Please click the link above to set up direct debit online. If you would like to set up direct debit by phone or post, please contact our Database Manager, Teresa Midwinter.
Send a donation form by post
If you would like to make a gift to a specific fund, please download the relevant donation form at the top of this page.
Stocks and shares
All donations of shares will receive income tax relief of 100% of their market value.
The only requirements to this are that as a donor you must:
- Claim the tax relief yourself in your tax return
- Be liable to pay the amount of tax deducted (ie the gift can not give rise to a tax credit)
- Give the shares intact to Christ Church (ie not sell them first)
- Give listed shares or securities, units in authorised unit trusts, shares in open-ended investment companies, holdings in foreign collective investment schemes or unlisted shares or securities dealt in on a recognised stock exchange, such as the Alternative Investment Market
In addition to the income tax saving, donors making gifts of shares will not attract any capital gains tax liability. All shares donated to charity give rise neither to a gain or loss for capital gains tax purposes.
For more information, please contact the Development Office by emailing development.office@chch.ox.ac.uk.
United States
Make a single gift online
Make a tax-efficient gift online via American Friends of Christ Church
Make a regular gift online
Gifts to Americans for Oxford qualify for an income tax deduction to the full extent allowed by law. To find out more please contact our Database Manager, Teresa Midwinter.
Send a donation form by post
Stocks and shares
All donations of shares will receive income tax relief of 100% of their market value.
The only requirements to this are that as a donor you must:
- Claim the tax relief yourself in your tax return
- Be liable to pay the amount of tax deducted (ie the gift can not give rise to a tax credit)
- Give the shares intact to Christ Church (ie not sell them first)
- Give listed shares or securities, units in authorised unit trusts, shares in open-ended investment companies, holdings in foreign collective investment schemes or unlisted shares or securities dealt in on a recognised stock exchange, such as the Alternative Investment Market
In addition to the income tax saving, donors making gifts of shares will not attract any capital gains tax liability. All shares donated to charity give rise neither to a gain or loss for capital gains tax purposes.
For more information, please contact the Development Office by emailing development.office@chch.ox.ac.uk.
Canada
Make a single gift online
Make a regular gift online
Gifts to Americans for Oxford qualify for an income tax deduction to the full extent allowed by law. To find out more please contact our Database Manager, Teresa Midwinter.
Stocks and shares
All donations of shares will receive income tax relief of 100% of their market value.
The only requirements to this are that as a donor you must:
- Claim the tax relief yourself in your tax return
- Be liable to pay the amount of tax deducted (ie the gift can not give rise to a tax credit)
- Give the shares intact to Christ Church (ie not sell them first)
- Give listed shares or securities, units in authorised unit trusts, shares in open-ended investment companies, holdings in foreign collective investment schemes or unlisted shares or securities dealt in on a recognised stock exchange, such as the Alternative Investment Market
In addition to the income tax saving, donors making gifts of shares will not attract any capital gains tax liability. All shares donated to charity give rise neither to a gain or loss for capital gains tax purposes.
For more information, please contact the Development Office by emailing development.office@chch.ox.ac.uk.
Europe
Make a tax-efficient gift via Transnational Giving Europe
Christ Church is a member of Transnational Giving Europe (TGE). If you are resident in one of TGE’s partner countries, you can give to Christ Church and benefit from the tax advantages of your own country. Click here to contact your national foundation and make a transnational gift.
Stocks and shares
All donations of shares will receive income tax relief of 100% of their market value.
The only requirements to this are that as a donor you must:
- Claim the tax relief yourself in your tax return
- Be liable to pay the amount of tax deducted (ie the gift can not give rise to a tax credit)
- Give the shares intact to Christ Church (ie not sell them first)
- Give listed shares or securities, units in authorised unit trusts, shares in open-ended investment companies, holdings in foreign collective investment schemes or unlisted shares or securities dealt in on a recognised stock exchange, such as the Alternative Investment Market
In addition to the income tax saving, donors making gifts of shares will not attract any capital gains tax liability. All shares donated to charity give rise neither to a gain or loss for capital gains tax purposes.
For more information, please contact the Development Office by emailing development.office@chch.ox.ac.uk.
Hong Kong
Make a single gift online
Make a single or regular gift by bank transfer or post
The University of Oxford China Office Limited is a registered charity under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. The China Office is able to issue gift receipts for Hong Kong tax purposes. Further information is available here.
Stocks and shares
All donations of shares will receive income tax relief of 100% of their market value.
The only requirements to this are that as a donor you must:
- Claim the tax relief yourself in your tax return
- Be liable to pay the amount of tax deducted (ie the gift can not give rise to a tax credit)
- Give the shares intact to Christ Church (ie not sell them first)
- Give listed shares or securities, units in authorised unit trusts, shares in open-ended investment companies, holdings in foreign collective investment schemes or unlisted shares or securities dealt in on a recognised stock exchange, such as the Alternative Investment Market
In addition to the income tax saving, donors making gifts of shares will not attract any capital gains tax liability. All shares donated to charity give rise neither to a gain or loss for capital gains tax purposes.
For more information, please contact the Development Office by emailing development.office@chch.ox.ac.uk.
Rest of the World
Make a single gift online
Make a gift by international bank transfer
Please contact Teresa Midwinter, Database Manager for more information.
Stocks and shares
All donations of shares will receive income tax relief of 100% of their market value.
The only requirements to this are that as a donor you must:
- Claim the tax relief yourself in your tax return
- Be liable to pay the amount of tax deducted (ie the gift can not give rise to a tax credit)
- Give the shares intact to Christ Church (ie not sell them first)
- Give listed shares or securities, units in authorised unit trusts, shares in open-ended investment companies, holdings in foreign collective investment schemes or unlisted shares or securities dealt in on a recognised stock exchange, such as the Alternative Investment Market
In addition to the income tax saving, donors making gifts of shares will not attract any capital gains tax liability. All shares donated to charity give rise neither to a gain or loss for capital gains tax purposes.
For more information, please contact the Development Office by emailing development.office@chch.ox.ac.uk.
