For solicitors and Will writers
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Help us change the conversation and make legacy giving a social norm. It's free to join and we'll promote your business to the Will-writing public.
Why become a Campaign Supporter?
The scheme is free to join and by doing so you will be looking after the best interest of your clients and supporting hundreds of UK charities.
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Advising high net worth clients?
We have additional information, resources, and case studies that might be helpful to you.
Most clients I see want to be remembered for their compassion, generosity and kindness. The most inspiring way to help them achieve this to help them leave a charitable legacy in their Will. This is why I support Remember A Charity.
Who can become a campaign supporter?
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Can a conversation change the world?
40% of the UK want to leave a gift to charity in their Will, after taking care of family and friends, but only 6.3% currently do.
By mentioning the option of leaving a gift in their Will, you can help your clients to continue supporting the causes they care about.
Our research with the Cabinet Office Behavioural Insights Team showed that mentioning the charitable option to clients can triple the likelihood of them leaving a gift.
Are you a Charity Champion?
Whether you're a professional adviser, wealth manager, Will-writing software provider or other legacy giving champion, we invite you to become a Charity Champion for Remember A Charity Week 2024 - providing you with the ideal opportunity to get conversations about gifts in Wills started.
