After viewing this web site it may be that this event is not for you. However, you still may wish to support us by making a donation. If this is what you would like to do then, this link, will take you to our Team's donation page. The team is currently trying to raise funds for a new landrover ambulance. The current cost is £35000. So any help raising this sum of money would be gratefully appreciated, either from you, or your colleagues, or corporate sponsorship.
Many thanks.

For supporters of the rescue team who may not wish to participate in the Cheviots Challenge but would like to support our efforts, then why not join our Gift Aid Scheme? If you have never heard of such a scheme before, this is a government programme that enables charities to claim back tax on any donations made.
This means that if you are a current United Kingdom tax payer and you decide at any time to give a donation to the Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team, whether it is a one - off or regular contribution, by completing the Gift Aid Declaration form we can reclaim tax on your donation. The declaration form can be used for any amount from £1 upwards and once you have filled in the form you do not have to renew it. So, if you send any further donations we can reclaim the tax on those as well.

Notes

• Donors must be United Kingdom tax payers who pay an amount of Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax at least equal to the amount of tax reclaimed by the Northumbeland National Park Mountain Rescue Team on the donations in each tax year.
• You can cancel this declaration at any time by notifying the Team Secretary in writing. It will then not apply to donations you make on or after the date of cancellation or such later date you specify.
• If in the future your circumstances change and you no longer pay tax on income or capital gains sufficient to cover the the tax reclaimed by the Northumberland National Park Mountain Rescue Team, you can cancel your declaration.
• Please notify the Team Secretary of any change in name or address.
• If you pay tax at the higher rate, you can claim further tax relief in your Self-Assessment tax return