It’s easy to leave a gift in your Will. When making or updating your Will, you just need to let your solicitor know your intentions. There is no obligation to let us know and you can change your mind at any time.
We would encourage you to receive professional advice when preparing your will to ensure that it is clearly worded and can be validly executed. The information provided here is not intended as legal advice.
A specific gift is a possession or item such as jewellery, property or shares.
A pecuniary gift is a financial donation of a fixed amount.
A residuary gift is all or part of what’s left of your estate once your other wishes have been carried out.
Specific gift
I give to Equippers Church Essex of 61 Rouse Way, Colchester, England, CO1 2TT, Charity Registration Number: 1151736 [description of items] absolutely for its general purposes and I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or other duly authorised officer shall be a sufficient discharge to my Executors.
Pecuniary gift
I give to Equippers Church Essex of 61 Rouse Way, Colchester, England, CO1 2TT, Charity Registration Number: 1151736 the sum of £…[amount in words] for its general purposes and I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or other duly authorised officer shall be sufficient discharge to my Executors.
Residuary gift
I give to Equippers Church Essex of 61 Rouse Way, Colchester, England, CO1 2TT, Charity Registration Number: 1151736 [proportion of residue] for its general purposes and I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or other duly authorised officer shall be sufficient discharge to my Executors.