How to claim your working from home tax credit and donate to charities to support and feed children facing poverty
If the government won’t use our taxes to fund free school meals for children facing poverty, we will
1. Claim
Visit Claim tax relief for your job expenses to check your eligibility and make your claim.
If you worked from home any time this year at your employers request and they didn’t pay your expenses you may be eligible to claim £6 a week tax relief.
2. Donate
Choose a charity for your donation.
Donate to one of these charities that support children living in poverty, or can search for a charity to donate to.
Magic Breakfast
Providing healthy breakfast food and expert support to help identify and reach those pupils at risk of hunger.
Children’s Society
Supporting the five million children and young people who go to school hungry
Trussell Trust
Supporting a nationwide network of food banks to support people locked in poverty
You can make a one-off donation of the amount of tax you’ve claimed for the year or set up a regular direct debit for the £6 a week.
3. Shout
Add your voice using the Twitter hashtag #FreeSchoolMeals