30 July 2010
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Why Donate to the IEA ?
In the current economic climate there is an urgent need, and good opportunity, to remind people of the benefits of free markets and of how they have lifted a billion people out of poverty over the last 25 years. Andrew Marr has described the IEA as "the most influential think tank in modern British political history". You will be investing in an organisation which has proved itself a catalyst for changing consensus and influencing public debate.
As an IEA supporter you are not just a donor.You will receive our publications and be invited to our events at which you will have the opportunity to share your views with us.
Our world continually faces new threats from excessive planning, increasing regulations, and unaffordable tax rates. The IEA, through rigorous research and incisive analysis, offers alternative policy solutions to economic problems, based on free market principles.
We influence the climate of opinion by putting market orientated people onto TV and radio, publishing books on the virtues of the free market, and reaching out to teachers and students who will rapidly become tomorrow's editors, leaders and opinion formers. We host seminars, conferences and working lunches at which we question and debate current policy makers.
IEA publications are sold throughout the world and often translated and reprinted. The libraries of over 150 institutions of higher education subscribe to our titles which include the work of eminent authors, ten of whom were future Nobel Prize winners.
We are proud of our independence from all political parties and vested interests. We accept no corporate donations restricted to particular policy areas or outcomes and no funds from the government. Sales of our publications to students and teachers are heavily subsidised so we rely on people like you.
Our current donors give varying amounts but we recommend a minimum of £300 for individuals or £1000 for companies.The IEA is a registered educational charity and contributions are tax deductible.
Please support our work.
How to Donate
There are several easy ways to donate to the IEA, which are listed below. If you have any questions about making a donation, please contact Kathryn McLean at:
KMcLean@iea.org.uk
1. By post in the UK or overseas
a. By cheque in GBP made payable to the IEA. Please post to:
Mark Littlewood
Director General
Institute of Economic Affairs
2 Lord North Street
London SW1P 3LB
United Kingdom
b. American Friends of the IEA is an incorporated 501(c)(3) charitable body in the United States allowing US taxpayers to claim tax relief on charitable donations. AFIEA is committed to supporting the work of the IEA. All USD cheques should be made payable to AFIEA and sent to:
Professor Leonard P Liggio
President, American Friends of the IEA
1201 L Street NW
Washington DC 20005
USA
2. By telephone
To make an immediate credit card donation by telephone call the IEA's development office on (020) 7799 8909 in the UK or 00 44 20 7799 8909 from overseas.
3. By direct payment to the IEA's bank account
Donations can be made direct to the IEA's bank account :
Barclays Bank plc
Pall Mall Corporate Banking Group
50 Pall Mall
PO Box 15163
London SW1A 1QD
sort code:20 65 82, account number: 80508640
4. By payment in shares
If you donate shares, you can now claim Income Tax relief on the market value of listed shares and securities at the time of disposal for what they were worth when you acquired them. This is in addition to Capital Gains Tax relief, so a double benefit is possible.
Thank you for your interest and any support you feel able to give. If you have any questions or would like more information about either the work of the Institute, or how you can help, please contact:
Mark Littlewood
Director General
Institute of Economic Affairs
2 Lord North Street
London SW1P 3LB
United Kingdom
t: (020) 7799 8900
e: mlittlewood@iea.org.uk
See also:
> about the IEA
> about the IEA: chronology
> about the IEA: personnel
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