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Every penny goes in

Donate

Nobody here draws a salary, so there is no wage bill in the way. What you give buys the actual thing — a buddy bench, a school jumper, an hour with a qualified counsellor.

The Kindness Counts UK craft stall at Wrea Green — handmade gifts on a table under a yellow gazebo, with handmade-with-love bunting and three of the crafting team.

Quickest way

Give online

Our JustGiving page is the fastest way to give, and if you’re a UK taxpayer you can add Gift Aid — which means the government adds 25p to every pound, at no cost to you.

Coming very shortly

Our JustGiving page has just been set up and the link will be here within days. In the meantime a bank transfer works perfectly, or ring us on 07506 106853.
Donated school uniform sorted into piles on a table outside the hub, beside the collection buckets and the posters listing what the charity is collecting.

Bank transfer

Prefer to pay straight in?

Here are our details. Every penny goes into resources for schools, the counselling we give free, and keeping the hubs open.

Bank
NatWest
Account name
Kindness Counts UK
Sort code
01-02-11
Account number
22393013
Reference
Your name

Where it goes

What your donation does

  • Buddy benches, planters and bird feeders — chosen by the youth champions at each school
  • School uniforms and prom outfits for families who can't stretch to them
  • Free counselling for children who are being bullied
  • First aid supplies and resources across the hubs
  • Keeping three hubs open six days a week
How youth champions choose
A new buddy bench with “Always Be Kind” carved into it, outside a school — Nic the mascot, two pupils and three of the team standing behind it beside the Kindness Counts UK banner.

Can't give money?

There are other ways

Not everyone can give money, and we'd far rather have your time or your unwanted coat than nothing at all.

Registered with the Charity Commission in England, number 1195961. We are not VAT registered. Everyone running the charity is an unpaid volunteer; the professional services we bring in, such as counselling, are paid for.