Donate your leftover currency to the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust

The Cameron Grant Memorial Trust’s aim to support the prevention of young suicide and improve the visibility of available support services and resources for young people

Their son Cameron took his own life in November 2014 aged just 21. He suffered from depression for seven years before he died but managed to hide this from everyone who knew him. Outwardly he was always smiling and was always the one who was there to cheer everyone else up. To mark Cameron’s life they established the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust in his name.

It is easy to donate your leftover currency to the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust. To get started, download and fill out the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust exchange form.

The Cameron Grant Memorial trust aim to make a difference in the number of young people suffering from mental health issues and improve outcomes for all sufferers

Poor Mental Health can affect anyone and there is no shame in having an illness, physical or mental and seeking help for it. The Cameron Grant Memorial trust aim to preserve and protect the mental health in young people through:

• Raising awareness of young suicide.
• Urging all who are suffering in silence to speak up and ask for help.
• Supporting all who are fighting to overcome poor mental health, especially young people, and especially where this can be done through outdoor activities like hill-walking and Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
• Assisting in the provision of education and support that will help to increase awareness and knowledge of the issues around mental health and well-being for all and especially among young people.

It is easy to donate your leftover currency to the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust. To get started, download and fill out the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust exchange form.

Website: www.camgrant.org.uk

Donate your leftover travel money to Cameron Grant Memorial Trust

Do you have a drawer or jam jar, filled with foreign coins, left over travel money from previous holidays? Would you consider donating that forgotten currency to help fund a good cause?

It's easy to donate your leftover holiday cash; Simply fill out our charity exchange form and send it along with your currency to our Datchet office. We will exchange all currency, coins and notes, foreign and domestic, and donate the exchange value plus 5% extra to Cameron Grant Memorial Trust.

How much of my donation goes to Cameron Grant Memorial Trust?

We donate the complete exchange value plus 5% extra to Cameron Grant Memorial Trust. There are no fees, neither do we subtract any commission. You will receive a confirmation email, containing the amount donate. We will share this information with Cameron Grant Memorial Trust.

Which banknotes and coins can I donate?

You can donate any coins or notes, foreign or domestic. We will exchange whatever currency you send us and will donate the combined exchange value plus five percent extra to Cameron Grant Memorial Trust.

We will exchange currencies listed on our exchangeable currencies page against the exchange rates shows.

All other banknotes and coins will be exchanged against their numismatic value, bullion value or scrap metal value, whichever is higher. It helps if you sort the currency before you send it. But if you are unable to sort your currency, don't worry. We will take care of the sorting and counting free of charge.