Make a Will Month

6th August 2018

Make a Will, Make a difference Throughout September 2018 we're teaming up with local solicitors for our Make a Will Month.

This gives you the chance to write your will for a suggested donation of just £100 for a basic, single will or £150 for basic mirror wills. Taking part is a great way to protect your family's future while helping us provide vital educational services for some of the region's most disadvantaged children and young people. How do I take part? Choose a solicitor You can find one of our incredibly supportive solicitors from the list below or, if you would like to find out more, please contact our Corporate Fundraiser, Andrew Cowell, for more information on 0114 235 2678 or email andrewc@whirlowhallfarm.org Participating Solicitors include: Keebles, Graysons and Taylor Bracewell. Write your Will Moving house, getting married, divorced, or starting a family are all good reasons to write or update your Will. A basic will can include: funeral wishes, appointing guardians for your children and simple bequests, including any gifts to charity. Make a donation After you write your will, you'll be asked to make a suggested donation of £100 for a single Will and £150 for mirror wills. Your support means we can continue to offer bespoke curriculum enrichment activities and practical hands-on vocational training to children and young people so that they can go on to lead happy and purposeful lives. Please note that this offer is for basic wills only. If you find that your will has more complex requirements, your solicitor will advise you and agree a fee before the work is carried out. Did you Know? 62% of adults in the UK don't have a will. Is this you? Protect your family in September and the solicitor will donate the whole fee to us.

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