Flint House Police Rehabilitation
‘Flint House Police Rehabilitation charity has been supporting the police service since 1890 and is funded by kind donations from members of the policing community and beyond. It is with these generous donations that we help and heal over 3,600 serving members of the police service (officers and staff) and retired police officers each year, providing physical rehabilitation and mental health support.’
For more information about Flint House, please visit: About us - Flint House Police Rehabilitation
To donate through payroll
- Payroll will collect £9.21 from gross pay via a GAYE scheme. It is the equivalent to a £7.37 donation from net pay by the Officer.
- The difference of £1.84 is effectively the tax relief (saving).
- In essence, you have donated £9.21. HMRC have given back £1.84 in an income tax (20%) deduction, so the actual donation value was only £7.37 from your residual net pay (disposable income).
Application to donate via payroll
Alternatively, to donate directly
- You can apply directly to Flint House and set up the standard payment of £7.37.
- You can apply via the following link:
