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  1. Make a one-off donation in memory of your loved one

    A gift in memory of your loved one can help Age UK continue to provide the advice, support and services many older people rely on. Make a difference today.

  2. Leave a legacy donation in your will

    With a gift to Age UK in your will, you can do so much to make sure older people have the support they deserve in the years to come.

  3. Our history

    pioneering the building of better housing for older people. In 1963 it opened its first permanent gift shop in Bexhill, East Sussex. In 1971 the NOPWC became completely independent of government, and was ... to develop successful fundraising and awareness-raising initiatives, including Adopt a Granny and Gifted Housing. A national minibus scheme resulted in 12 specially-adapted vehicles being donated to community

  4. Age UK Group Liability Insurance

    Employers’ Liability and Public and Product Liability Insurance Insurer: Liberty Mutual Insurance Policy number: 1000208548-03 Defendant Only Claims Notification Forms should be emailed to InsuranceNotifications@ageuk

  5. Integration: more joined up health and care is good for us

    voluntary sector, communities. Integration is not a new theme but one that has underpinned much health policy thinking in the last few years, certainly the last seven, since the publication of the NHS Five Year ... Multiple conditions mean we need health and care to work together For us at Age UK this direction of policy travel towards greater integration makes perfect sense, because of all the groups in the population

  6. Fundraising charter

    activity. Due to the nature of our charitable work and objectives, in particular, our safeguarding policies and work around protecting older people in their homes, we do not send our fundraisers to knock ... on public land or streets for a regular gift to Age UK via your bank account. We will only undertake face-to-face fundraising, approaching you for regular gifts via direct debit or re-occurring card payment

  7. Spokespeople

    Abrahams – Charity Director Caroline oversees Age UK’s influencing work and positioning, covering policy and research, public affairs and campaigns, engagement with older people, media and PR and (charity) ... spokesperson. Before joining Age UK she worked in the voluntary sector, as a senior civil service and policy advisor, and for the Local Government Association. A former chair of the End Child Poverty campaign

  8. Age UK Raffle rules

    £50 Plus 2,490 x £10 Plus 2,500 x £5 Fast reply prizes: 10 x £50 John Lewis gift cards 1 x £500 Fast Reply draw Any prize that is unclaimed after reasonable efforts have been ... constituted of fast reply draw players and VIP raffle players will each receive one £50 John Lewis Gift cards. Prizes will be sent to the winners by post within two weeks of the Fast Reply Draw taking place

  9. How we raise our funds

    everyone to consider leaving a gift to Age UK in their wills to build a better world for all older people today and in future years. we raised £10.9 million from regular gifts and one-off donations. Pledging ... Pledging a regular gift to Age UK every month is an easy way to help us sustain our vital work – we can also keep you updated on the impact you’re enabling for older people. more than 70,000

  10. Age UK Weekly Welcome draws

    independent third-party test house. Cash Gifts of £5 will be awarded to 80% of all entrants. There are no alternatives to Gifts and no interest is chargeable. All Cash Gifts of £5 will be paid by cheque ... cheque and will be posted out direct to the Gift recipients by Royal Mail 2nd class post within 7 days of each draw taking place. No liability is accepted for the loss, theft or delayed receipt of any communication

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