Give back to the scheme that supported you

SMF Step Challenge

The SMF Step Challenge is EIBF’s annual fundraising campaign to progress towards funding all scholarships directly. 

Each March, during Giving Week, the charity encourages all SMFs to give back to the scheme that helped them get to where they are today. 

Over the years, you have told us how important your SMF scholarship was to your step up to a new career. Your time at business school gave you new tools and connections to enable you to make an impact on business and society.  

It also gave you access to the SMF network and community, which continues to grow and benefit you.  

Now we invite you to help another young engineer step on to the path to success and make their mark on society. 

EIBF asks all SMFs to contribute to the scholarships to be awarded in 2025/2026. 

How to donate in the UK

Please contact Cathy Breeze on 01590 673 404 or email [email protected]. When making a donation, please use the donation form and Gift Aid form which enables EIBF to receive 25% extra if you are a UK taxpayer.

I would like to give

Amount 

One off

I would like to commit to a gift to help fund SMF Scholarships into the future by making a one off donation:

I will give a one off gift of:

Payment

Payment should be made to: Engineers in Business Fellowship, Registered Charity Number 1147203 Sort Code: 207233 Account Number: 93180891
International transfers can be made – here are the details:
SWIFTBIC is BUKBGB22 / IBAN is GB58 BUKB 2072 3393 1808 91

Gift Aid Group

The Gift Aid scheme means that, if you are a UK tax payer, for every £1 you donate to EIBF, the charity claims an extra 25p – at no cost to you.

To enable EIBF to reclaim the tax on all donations in the last four years, and any future donations you make, please confirm that you agree with the following statement:

I want to Gift Aid this donation and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past four years to EIBF. I am a UK tax payer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations in that tax year it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

Gift Aid Check 

Without it costing a single penny more, saying 'yes' to Gift Aid means we receive an additional for your donation from HM Revenue and Customs.

You must notify us if you want to cancel this declaration, change your name or home address, or no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains.

If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your Self Assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code.

Thank you for donating to Engineers in Business Fellowship

I understand that I must pay an amount of income tax and/or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax the charity reclaims on my gift/s in the appropriate tax year. I am under no obligation to make any further donations and I can cancel this declaration at any time. Please notify EIBF if your circumstances change.

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For those living in the United Kingdom, Eurozone, Denmark, Australia and New Zealand, please make a donation selection from the options below.

I would like to give

Amount (per month) 

Regular

I would like to commit to a gift to help fund SMF Scholarships into the future by making a regular donation.

I will give a regular gift of:

Gift Aid Group

Gift Aid

The Gift Aid scheme means that, if you are a UK tax payer, for every £1 you donate to EIBF, the charity claims an extra 25p – at no cost to you.

To enable EIBF to reclaim the tax on all donations in the last four years, and any future donations you make, please confirm that you agree with the following statement:

I want to Gift Aid this donation and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past four years to EIBF. I am a UK tax payer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations in that tax year it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

Gift Aid Check 

Without it costing a single penny more, saying 'yes' to Gift Aid means we receive an additional for your donation from HM Revenue and Customs.

You must notify us if you want to cancel this declaration, change your name or home address, or no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains.

If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your Self Assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code.

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Direct Debit Payment

Donating regularly to EIBF requires you to set up a Direct Debit to process your contributions. Find out more about Direct Debits.

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Legacy

Legacy

A legacy donation would come from an estate free from inheritance tax. An amendment to a Will would be required to contribute this in this way. 

If you plan to leave a legacy to EIBF, please complete this Living Legacy Pledge form. This will enable EIBF to claim the matching grant currently available, and to recognise your gift appropriately. 

From capital

From capital

This enables income and capital gains tax relief. For entrepreneurs, the gifting of shares, or even the beneficial interest while retaining legal title and voting rights in shareholdings, can mean that the proceeds on a sale are passed to the SMF scheme with no income or capital gains taxes due by the donor or the EIBF charity. 

To discuss this, please contact Cathy Breeze on 01590 673404 or email [email protected]. 

Corporate

Corporate

EIBF welcomes donations and collaborative partnerships with organisations, trusts and foundations. To discuss this, please contact Cathy Breeze on 01590 673404 or email [email protected]. 

International tax efficient giving

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Progress so far
£69.322 raised in 2025
34 donors

Thank you to the SMF Step Challenge supporters

2025
Donors
2025

Simon Bonini
Hersh Shah
Zaid Mosawy
Robert Booker
Ian Daly
Kofo Agbaje
Elias Sakellis
David Crosbie
Andrew Jones
Mainsah Evaristus
Max Fieguth
Konstantinos Moustidis
Kyle Henderson
Justin Roe
Lukas Lukoschek
David Macdonald
John Moore
Tim O'Brien
Sagnik Mukherjee
Peter Young
Matt Poole
Steve Swaffield
Adrian Gibb
Nick Jones
George Fowkes
Alessio Piscopo
Themis Gomes
Mark Spence
Chris Gifford
Fang Fang
John Xu
Anonymous

2024
Donors
2024

Ian Daly, Justin Roe, Jonathan Lister, 
Mike Booker, Julian Fagandini, 
Mark Spence,
Gi3 (Chris Shelley, Simon Duncan 
and Henning von Spreckelsen),
Nader Farahati, Mark Futyan, 
Lee Cowles, Kofo Agbaje, 
Dan Edwards, Max Fieguth,
Tim Lowe, Richard Wilson, 
Taha Dar, Andy Phillipps, 
Ean Lewin, Adrian Gibb, 
Nick Asselin-Miller, 
Damian Burke, Tim van der Veen, 
Konstantinos Pierros, 
Anne & Matthew Richards, 
Stephen Sheridan, 
Mark Johnson, Nick Jones, 
Peter Lakin, Rob Gill, Mark Oliver, 
Jersey Electricity, Xavier Echegary, |
Chris Martin,  Adam Bazire,
Simon Bonini, Hersh Shah, 
Mike Astell, Anonymous

2023
Donors
2023

Kofo Agbaje, Nikhil Amin, 
Nick Asselin-Miller,
Adam Bazire, Simon Bolton, 
Adam Boyden,
James Diaz Sokoloff, 
Philippa Dickenson,
Simon Duncan, Xavier Echegaray,
David Falzani, Max Fieguth, 
Evi Giamouzi,
Charles Haythornthwaite, 
Nick Jones, Mujahid Khalid, 
Peter Lakin, 
Stephane Lee-Favier,
Tim Lowe, James McMicking, 
Anonymous MBA93,
Sinead O’Sullivan, Davina Patel, 
Andy Phillipps, 
Anne and Matthew Richards, 
Dan Roberts,
Phil Saville, Chirag Shah, 
Giovanni Sobrero,
Abhay Soorya, Phil Strong, 
Nick Sullivan, Anonymous