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Your Gift is a Lifeline for Someone in the Dark.

Here in the UK, millions are navigating the profound impact of bereavement. For many, it can feel like an unending night. Your gift today provides a vital lifeline, helping us deliver free, compassionate grief support to individuals and families when they need it most.

Your decision to donate to our bereavement charity in the UK ensures no one has to face the journey of grief alone.
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Your support comes in many forms. If you'd prefer to give in a different way,
Explore these options:

Give in Memory:

Honour the life of a loved one with a special tribute.

By Post or Bank Transfer:

We welcome donations by cheque or BACS.

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Visit our FAQ page for answers to common questions about donating.

Your Questions Answered

Frequently asked questions about donating to Balanced Wheel

We rely entirely on voluntary donations, so we want to make supporting Balanced Wheel as simple as possible. Our Supporter Care Team can help if you can’t find the answer you need on this page

Making a donation online is simple and quick. Our online donation form allows you:

  • Donate once or give regularly.
  • make a donation in memory of someone or in celebration of a special occasion.
Donate by Cheque

You can send in your cheque, made payable to BALANCED WHEEL. Please contact us at
fundraising@balancedwheel.co.uk
for the postal address.

Please include a covering letter with your name and address.

Please note, we do not recommend sending cash through the post.

Donate via Bank Transfer

Here is the bank account information you will need to donate to Balanced Wheel via bank transfer. Your bank will provide you with a receipt as proof of payment.

  • Bank: Lloyds Treasurers Account
  • Account Name: Balanced Wheel
  • Account Number: 30–91–92
  • Sort Code: 74-77-10-60

Once you’ve made the transfer, please email us at

supportercare@balancedwheel.co.uk

with the date of your donation. This helps us keep track of your payment, and we’ll let you know—and thank you—once it arrives.

Ways to Donate

Donating to Balanced Wheel is easy and there are many different ways to do so. Besides giving online or sending a cheque, you can also make a donation directly into our bank account. Take a look at the various ways you can donate and choose the option that is right for you.

You can also support Balanced Wheel in other ways, often at no cost to you. Discover the other ways you can donate to Balanced Wheel, from shopping online with AmazonSmile to donating loyalty points.

We can accept a donation on behalf of a friend or family member as a gift. Once you have made a donation on behalf of a friend or relative, you should get in touch with our Supporter Care team to let us know all the details. We can track your donation and ensure that a well-deserved ‘thank you’ is provided.

Make a donation online

Please note that we cannot take CAF donations online, but you can make a donation to UNICEF through CAF’s website.

Donate by phone

You can call CAF direct on the below numbers:

  • CAF Charity Account customers and individual donors can call on 03000 123 000 (+44 3000 123 000 from overseas)
    between 8.30 am and 5.30 pm Monday–Friday (except public holidays).
  • CAF Donate customers can call on 03000 123 800 between 8.30 am and 5.30 pm Monday–Friday (except public holidays).
  • CAF Bank customers can call on 03000 123 456 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday–Friday (except public holidays)
    or email cafbank@cafonline.org.
Donate by post

Please contact us at
fundraising@balancedwheel.co.uk
for the postal address to send your CAF charity cheque to.

Please make cheques payable to Balanced Wheel.

More than 95% of our income comes from voluntary contributions, and the money goes to providing our full range of services, including onboarding and training volunteers to providing digital information and support groups.

It is very important for us to plan these services so that we are meeting the needs of individuals living with bereavement, whether they are local or national.

To make sure our services deliver maximum value for the least amount of money, we regularly evaluate them.

Because of this, we prefer to use donations to fund the service that has the greatest need, but if you prefer that we put your gift toward a particular initiative we will gladly do so.

If you would like to discuss this further, contact our Supporter Care Team.

Providing long-term financial support allows us to plan for the future and ensure money is available where it is most needed, so that we can help as many people as possible who have been affected by the death of a loved one.

We are more efficient when we receive regular gifts as they provide us with a consistent, predictable income.

By receiving regular gifts, we can plan and budget more efficiently, which leads to better results.

A regular donation gives us a steady, predictable income, which helps us plan and budget more effectively, thus making us more efficient and cost-effective. By establishing a regular gift, we are able to spend less on bank charges, resulting in more money helping people who are facing the loss of a loved one.

You also benefit from regular donations. The benefit of a regular gift is that it is a hassle-free way to donate where you will know that you will help improve the lives of people coping with the loss of a loved one for the long run.

With your help, we can reach more people who need our support and continue to be a resource for people whose lives have been affected by the loss of a loved one.

Your donation will:

  • Help us set up and run our Helpline, so that more bereaved people and their support networks of family and friends have somewhere to turn when someone they love has died.
  • Cover the cost of our essential digital subscriptions as well as operating our website.
  • Help pay the cost of training and onboarding our volunteers, ensuring that bereaved people receive the support they need when they need it most.
  • Enable us to offer our Support booklet to bereaved people, giving them information and advice to help them cope as they learn to live without a loved one.
  • Develop more services and programmes.