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09 March 2010

Check out our open events

Click here to find out about Open Events at Ballycastle and Knocklayd. We look forward to seeing you. Just make a call and book your place.


08 March 2010

Talking about Ethics

People find it difficult to talk about ethics – they see ethics as being about being told what to do.


19 January 2009

2009 Strategic Plan

Join Corrymeela in promoting our vision of peace into the future. View the 2009 Open Events and Strategic Plan to see how you can get involved throughout the new year and in the years to come.


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Corrymeela participants

Over the years in Corrymeela, we have learned by doing.  The need for a place where people can be together in openness and freedom and still experience that they belong and are accepted is as important as ever.  Working and living in real acceptance of each other is still unknown to many in Northern Ireland.

In the context of insecurity, Corrymeela's long experience in youth work, with church groups and schools, and in family and community work remains an essential background and the Corrymeela Centre remains a valuable and flexible resource.

We are convinced that our experiences of working across traditional divisions are now more relevant than ever in informing wider debate about how new institutions and structures should be shaped in Northern Ireland and how we can learn to trust and co-operate together.

Please, can you help us continue this vital work?  Corrymeela needs to raise over 50% of our income from fundraising.  Please help us to raise this money.  We sincerely need and appreciate all your support.  Please call Angela Saunders at 028 9050 8080 or email her if you wish to set up a standing order or to find out more information. 

Every donation counts!


Making your gift go further

Every penny you donate to Corrymeela makes a difference and we are very grateful, but did you know that you could be making an even bigger difference, without any extra cost or complication?

Your donation can be worth an extra 28% – which is great.

Gift Aid                                 gift aid


Gift Aid allows Corrymeela to reclaim the basic rate tax you have already paid on the money you donate to us. It can increase the value of your gift by up to 28p on every pound. You simply have to complete a declaration saying that you pay enough tax to cover what we will reclaim from HM Revenue & Customs.

And it gets better. If you are a higher rate tax payer, you can also claim back the difference between basic and higher rate tax. That means that for every pound you give to help our work at Corrymeela, you can get 18p back from the taxman – which you can keep, or give to charity. So the taxman could actually reward you for your generosity!

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Giving through your payroll


If your employer offers a payroll giving scheme such as Give As You Earn, your donation to Corrymeela can be taken from your salary at source, before it’s taxed. This way, a donation of £10 a month effectively ‘costs’ £7.80. For higher tax rate payers, that same £10 donation would ‘cost’ a mere £6.

To find out more about Give As You Earn contact Jo Watson at jowatson@corrymeela.org

Giving shares

 
If you want to give shares to us, you could earn a double tax benefit – your gift will be exempt from Capital Gains Tax, and you can also reduce your taxable income by the market value of the shares. For example, if you are a higher rate taxpayer and donate shares valued £1,000, you could claim up to £400 Income Tax relief as well as saving up to £400 in Capital Gains Tax.


Other non-cash gifts


If you give personal assets such as works of art to Corrymeela, you’ll be exempt from Capital Gains Tax on the value of the assets you give. You may also be able to claim a deduction of the value of the gift against your taxable income.

Contact us on 028 9050 8080 to discuss your personal circumstances.  And once again, thank you!