What you need to know about remembering a charity in your Will
Leaving a legacy If you want to leave a gift to a charity in your Will, don't be afraid to contact them directly to find out more about their aims, and how your donation might help them.
Leaving a legacy If you want to leave a gift to a charity in your Will, don't be afraid to contact them directly to find out more about their aims, and how your donation might help them.
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