Leaflet 2022 with South Elmham all Saints.

How to join the Round Tower Churches Society

Membership costs £20* per year  or £30 for joint membership. All members receive the Society’s quarterly magazine, The Round Tower. The 32-page, full-colour magazine is sent to members. An increasing number choose to receive the e-edition, which cuts postage costs.
 
Email 
Send an email to the membership secretary – wigjter@outlook.com
Bank details – Account name: Round Tower Churches Society. Sort code: 53 81 16 Account: 04331915 (include name in reference)
Or set up an annual payment. Most members pay more than the £20* minimum. (*Overseas members £30 minimum)
 
Gift Aid
Help the Society claim Gift Aid if you pay UK tax.
Please confirm in your email, this statement. I (your name) wish the Round Tower Churches Society to treat all donations which I may make from this date as Gift Aid donations.
 
Your subscription 
Direct bank payment, with name/ membership number, is the most cost effective.
Round Tower Churches Society Sort code: 53 81 16 Account: 04331915 (include name in reference)
Subscriptions/ renewals
Pay direct to the Society’s bank – and set up an annual payment
Include your name with payment reference.
 
By post
Send a cheque payable to – Round Tower Churches Society.
Write to the membership secretary, Fir Tree Cottage, High Road, Witnesham, Ipswich IP6 9EX with your name, address and email.
Gift Aid
Help the Society claim Gift Aid if you pay UK tax.
Please include this signed statement.
I (your name) wish the Round Tower Churches Society to treat all donations which I may make from this date as Gift Aid donations.
I/we wish to join the Round Tower Churches Society
Name . . .
Address . . .
Postcode
Email . . . . .

 

Registered charity, 267966. Registered office, Crabbe Hall, Burnham Market, King’s Lynn PE31 8EN
Please note – Membership details will only be used for Society communications, ie subscription reminders.

Society’s role

Founded in 1973, the Society has awarded more than £300,000 to maintain the fabric of round tower churches.
Every subscription counts – and helps to fund vital conservation work. 
In the past three years, the Society has awarded more than £50,000 to round tower churches in Norfolk and Suffolk – thanks to our members.
Other ways to help including legacies
You can make a donation by bank transfer or via the Charities Aid Foundation. The Round Tower Churches Society has been left legacies in wills which has helped to fund conservation work. If you wish to do so, it may assist to note the Charity’s registered number – 267966.
Copies of the Society’s quarterly 32-page colour magazine, The Round Tower, are posted to members. An increasing number have asked to receive electronic copies, which saves the Society postage charges. If you like to see a copy of the latest edition, an electronic copy can be obtained by contacting michaelbpollitt@btinternet.com