Gifts in Wills
Add Together Dementia Support as a Charity Beneficiary in your Will
Leave a gift in your Will to Together Dementia Support and you will help people live better together with dementia.
Thanks to Together Dementia Support, people like Charlie can meet new people, make new friends, try new things and have more joyful days.
Book an appointment with the TDS Legal Clinic for a free basic Will with Manchester-based firm, Private Client Solicitors.
The TDS Legal Clinic is on the third Thursday of each month, with appointments available from 10am until 4pm.
Ensure your final wishes and loved ones are well looked after.
Write your Will with sound professional advice from someone who is qualified to make Wills or make changes to them.
Get in touch with TDS to learn more about legacy giving and how a gift in your will can make a difference to people in Manchester.
"We would love to leave a legacy to Together Dementia Support for the wonderful loving joy they bring to all their clients."
Why Carol and Donald chose to leave a gift in their Will
Charlie came to England from Jamaica in the late 50s, where he settled, married, and raised his three children. Unfortunately, in his late 70s, Charlied developed dementia.
There were plenty of services from Together Dementia Support available to support both Charlie and his family.
We therefore would love to leave a legacy to this fantastic, professional team who offer dedication, sensitivity, and a wonderful loving joy to all their clients.
Find out more about getting your free Will with the TDS Legal Clinic
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We strongly recommend you consult a solicitor or another professional advisor, such as an accountant or bank manager, who is qualified to make Wills when making or changing your Will.
Book an appointment for the TDS Legal Clinic with Private Client Soliciators, and it will give you peace of mind to ensure that your wishes are carried out.
For information about other solicitors, contact the Law Society on 020 7242 1222 or visit www.lawsociety.org.uk
Benefits of gifting
There are sound financial reasons for leaving a gift to charity in your Will. Not only is a legacy entirely free of inheritance tax, but if you were to leave more than 10% of the value of your estate to charity, then the government will reduce what inheritance tax you do pay by 10%.
Your solicitor will be able to explain the benefits and how they will apply to your circumstances in full.
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Why make a will?The only way to make sure that your wishes are carried out after your death is to make a will. It is a lot easier than you might think and while you will have to pay for professional advice, it is a small price for making sure your family and friends are taken care of and to leave a lasting legacy to your favourite charities.
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Do I need a solicitor?When making or changing your will you should always seek professional advice from someone qualified such as a solicitor, accountant or bank manager. For free basic Wills, book an appointment with the TDS Legal Clinic
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What if I already have a will?It is possible to change your will using a codicil, without having to re-write the entire document. Talk to a professional advisor about the best way to do this.
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Why leave a gift to a charity?Charitable legacies are a vital source of income for charities, amounting to around £2 billion each year. By leaving a gift to charity in your will, after you have provided for friends and family, you are helping the work of that charity to live on.
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Are there any tax benefits?A gift to charity is free of inheritance tax and there are additional benefits if your gift is worth more than 10% of the value of your estate. Ask your professional advisor to explain your tax situation to you.
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Why choose Together Dementia Support?At Together Dementia Support we make every penny count. So a gift in your will, big or small, will have a huge impact on the people we care for. Nearly 5,000 people in the Manchester area alone live with dementia. At the moment, we are able to support less than 6% of them. We are the only specialised provider of ongoing, regular, group-based support in Manchester. That means 95% of people living with dementia are doing so without vital post-diagnosis support. Your donation will change lives, and enable more people to live better together with dementia.