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THE BEVERN TRUST

Legacies

Help The Bevern Trust change the lives of people with a profound disability by leaving a gift in your Will.


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Many people with a profound disability are marginalised in every area of society. They can be ignored, overlooked and excluded. But you can help change their life by leaving a gift to The Bevern Trust in your Will.

With your support, we will be able to reach out to more families in Sussex who have a child with profound disabilities. Make a Free Will online and leave a legacy to help The Bevern Trust allow people with complex needs to live life in abundance – with the freedom and opportunity that many others take for granted.

To help us with our campaign, details of your legacies will be shared with The Bevern Trust: your name, your contact details, the amount of the legacy and the date you made the will. We may contact you to thank you and to keep you updated with information about us.

If you do already have a will and want to leave a gift to The Bevern Trust, contact your solicitor and let them know your intentions.  You can work with them either to (a) make a new will or (b) a shorter and less expensive “codicil”.

Please ensure that your solicitor uses our full name: The Bevern Trust, our charity number: 1103520, and our registered address: The Bevern Trust, The Willows Barcombe Lewes BN8 5FJ.

If you haven’t already made a will you can make one and leave a gift of a specific amount of money or a proportion of your estate to us and other charities. Once your family and friends are catered for, anything you can provide us will make a huge difference to our work.

Did you know that people who leave more than 10% of their estate to charity receive inheritance tax benefits?

If your estate is liable for inheritance tax (see here), we suggest you speak to your solicitor to discuss making a will and leaving a gift to us. If you don’t have a solicitor, go to http://solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk/to search for a local solicitor.

If you have complicated needs in your will – for example: dependent relatives / friends, property overseas, trust income or ongoing legal issues – we suggest you speak to a solicitor.

Thank you for your support.

Legacies - leave a gift in your will

For more information on providing a gift in your Will

Remember a Charity has lots of useful information about gifts in Wills, so if you’re still not sure click on the link below.