Making a will is something many of us put off until tomorrow, yet it is probably one of the most important legal documents we will ever sign.
Leaving a will is a clear and secure way of ensuring that your wishes are carried out, and that those you choose, are remembered after your death. If you die without making a will, the money will go to specific people in a certain order. This could mean that a family member may end up with everything while your partner ends up with nothing.
A lasting gift
Once you have remembered your loved ones we hope you will consider leaving a gift to The Sussex Beacon as part of that Will. As Kat Williams, Chief Executive of the Beacon explains, “Making a gift in a will is a way of safeguarding future care for the increasing numbers of those newly diagnosed with HIV. It also helps the Sussex Beacon plan services for those living with HIV into old age.”
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Click here to download our information leaflet “Leave a Lasting Gift” Leaflet | |
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Click here to download our “Your Guide to Making a Will” booklet |
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