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HOW TO INCLUDE A GIFT IN YOUR WILL
Leaving a gift in your Will can make a significant impact on our work here at The Bureau.
Gifts in Wills help us focus our efforts and funds where the need is greatest. Including a gift to The Bureau in your Will is simple - find out more below!
By leaving a gift in your will, you’re helping us to continue providing crucial support to the most vulnerable adults in the Glossopdale area. Your generosity will allow us to maintain and expand our volunteer-led services that are so vital to the community.
If you are interested in leaving a gift in your will to support our work, please don’t hesitate to contact Lauren Moore on 01457 865722 or by email at lauren@the-bureau.org.uk. We would be more than happy to have a chat with you and provide any information or support you need.
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Your Will is your chance to take care of everything that’s important to you – it lets you decide what happens to your money, property and possessions when you’re no longer here.
Many people believe that leaving a legacy in your Will is only for the very wealthy – this is not true! In 2020, the average bequest to charities in Wills was £3400.
Leaving a legacy is an excellent way to make a lasting impact on the causes you care about. If you’re considering leaving a gift to an organization, there are several options available to you.
Option 1: Percentage Gift
One popular option is leaving a percentage gift. This involves specifying a percentage of your estate to be distributed to friends and family, while a smaller percentage goes to your chosen organization. Percentage gifts are particularly powerful as they retain their value over time, unaffected by inflation.
Option 2: Fixed Amount or Specific Item
Alternatively, you can choose to leave a fixed amount of money or a specific item, such as a piece of jewelry or shares in a company, which can be sold to fund the organization’s work. This option is a great choice if you have a particular item that you would like to pass on, or if you want to make a more specific and tangible contribution to the organization.
Ultimately, the choice of how to leave a legacy is a personal one. Whatever option you choose, it will be greatly appreciated and will help to make a real difference in the lives of those who benefit from the organization’s work.
Honoring your loved one or supporting The Bureau can be a meaningful way to leave a lasting legacy. When you include us in your Will, you have the option to dedicate your gift to the memory of a loved one. This ensures that the work we do in their name will be part of their legacy too. On the other hand, you can also pledge your gift to any Supporter Group that you belong to. Please inform your Will writer if you choose to do so, and they will ensure that your gift is appropriately recognised as a tribute or directed to a specific named Supporter Group.
To ensure the validity and legality of your will, it’s crucial to have it drafted by a legal professional and properly witnessed. This process need not be complicated or costly, as there are options available for free or at a discounted rate.
We understand that the decision to leave a gift in your Will is a personal one, and you are not obligated to share the exact amount with us. However, we would be honored to express our gratitude for your generous commitment. Your decision to support our cause through your Will is a testament to the trust you have in our mission, and we would be delighted to hear from you.
Please be aware that this is for information only and not intended to be legal advice. Please make sure you seek legal advice before putting these measures in place as the requirements to make a Will legal may change.