New Direct Debit Service for Charities
Howard Lake | 12 May 2005 | News
Charity Technology Trust, the UK charity dedicated to creating efficiency for charities through the use of new technology is launching CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS, a new range of direct debit services in partnership with Donate as You Spend (DAYS) and Nat West.
CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS is aimed at any charity already outsourcing direct debits or thinking about using direct debits as a payment option. CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS also offers a complete facilities management service aimed at smaller charities, reluctant to take on the responsibility of the direct debit liability.
CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS offers charities:
– Low transaction fees
– simple set up process
– Web based Management System
– integrated paper and paperless direct debit processing
– the support and backing of Nat West
Robert Greene, Director of Charities at Nat West commenting on the launch of the partnership said: “Nat West is committed to providing the most comprehensive and competitive package of services to the Charity sector. We are delighted to have formed this partnership with Charity Technology Trust to create CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS to deliver much needed cost and service efficiencies for direct debits”
CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS is available now and all enquiries regarding CHARITY DIRECT DEBITS are being handled by DAYS.
To find out more, contact DAYS on 01323 848686 or visit the online Q&A and initial questionnaire at www.days.org.uk/phpnew/wsenq.php
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Notes to editors
Charity Technology Trust (www.ctt.org) is a registered UK charity (number 1073954) formed in 2001. It is the only UK registered charity devoted to improving charity efficiency using new technology.
Donate as You Spend is the Trading name of Charity Gift Vouchers Marketing Limited – Registered in England Reg.No. 3741475 VAT Reg No. 725343740
About Howard Lake
Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.