A History of Giving
Ways of giving

Give the gift of education

A gift can change the whole direction of a young person’s life. That’s why we’re working towards raising £10m by 2029 — creating a fund that will support ten Foundationer places every year, in perpetuity.

By giving to the Cranleigh Foundation you will join a philanthropic community of parents, staff and alumni that support children who have suffered tragedy in their lives welcoming them into Cranleigh’s nurturing community as ‘Foundationers’.

If you would like to discuss your support or how you would like to give, please do contact Pippa Carte, Director of Development on 01483 273666 or email pjc@cranleigh.org.

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How can I make a gift?

There are lots of simple ways to make a gift, depending on what suits you best.

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Make your gift worth more with Gift Aid

If you’re a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid increases your donation by 25% at no extra cost to you — Cranleigh can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you give.

If you’re a higher‑rate (45%) taxpayer, a £10,000 gift becomes £12,500 with Gift Aid, and after your annual tax return claim, it costs you just £6,875.

Please complete the Gift Aid form when you make your donation.

Thank you

Thank you for your kindness and belief in Cranleigh School. You are helping children who have suffered incredibly difficult circumstances in their early lives to have a brighter future.

We like to recognise and thank all those in the Cranleigh community who support the School to thrive into the future.  We do so on our Donor Roll here.  This is of course at your discretion, please do make your wishes clear on your Donation Form or by contacting Pippa Carte, Director of Development on 01483 273666 or email pjc@cranleigh.org

See the Donor Roll

Gifts of time and expertise

Parents and Alumni are welcomed as part of the Cranleigh Network, our professional network designed to support those in the Cranleigh community as they build their careers.

The Cranleigh Network