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Charities urged to apply to BAE Systems scheme

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July 26, 2022
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Members of the Give As You Earn committee. Rebekah Caine, secretary, David Stowell, staff union rep, Tracey Baxter, treasurer and Oli Wignall, chairman.

A South Cumbrian scheme at BAE Systems that donated £35,000 to charities last year is welcoming applications for this year’s funding.

BAE Systems Submarines Give As You Earn is a salary sacrifice scheme to which local registered charities can apply. The applications window opened in January and the deadline for this year’s applications is Friday, September 30.

Employees are asked to donate a small amount directly from their salary – a minimum of £1 per week through each monthly pay cycle. Last year’s money went to 38 successful applicants in December.

Operations director Oli Wignall, Chairman of the scheme’s board, said: “I am incredibly proud of the contributions from the BAE Systems workforce whose regular donations directly support the community in the Furness area.

“There are some really dedicated local charities who are struggling on the back of a global pandemic, and really need everyone’s support.”

To apply, charities need to complete and submit an application form via e-mail, stating they are a local registered charity and providing their charity number.

Applicants also need to state the amount they are hoping to secure, as well as an outline of how the money will be used. The funding cannot be spent on wages or running costs so most successful applications are for specific projects or funding for equipment items.

For an application form, charities should contact [email protected]

The form should then be completed and returned with a cover letter that includes the registered charity number and contact details.

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