Help support future generations of disability activists.
When you give a Gift in your Will, you can support generations of disability activists in Africa & Asia. Over the last couple of years, we have received
several legacies from loyal, long-standing supporters. This has helped us to continue to support disability justice organisations and activists with funding and leadership skills to build powerful movements for change.
We understand that family and loved ones will always take priority.
Remembering a charity in your Will doesn’t mean excluding others. Nor does it mean that it should be large amounts of money. A small gift can make a very real difference.
I recently retired and moved to a different part of the country – big changes that made me reflect on my life so far and about what will be my legacy. Leaving something to ADD International will be part of that. It’s easy just to put a line in my Will, and I like to think that one day it will help bring relief and better life chances to someone in another part of the world.
ADD Legacy Supporter
Leaving a Gift in your Will is one of the easiest and most powerful ways to give.
We know writing or amending a Will can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. It can be one of the most empowering things you ever do. It’s a chance for you to ensure the things most important to you in life, continue to be supported
and cared for.
Write your will for free!
Jones Whyte are partnering with ADD to offer a free will writing service for ADD Supporters. There is no obligation to include a gift in your will as part of this service, but if you do decide to, they can support you in including this.
For more information contact Emma Blair at Jones Whyte on 0330 135 8433 and don’t forget to mention ADD International to take advantage of this offer.
Already made a will?
No problem. If you’d like to change your will to include a gift to disability justice, just download the form below and share it with your solicitor.
Get in touch.
To find out more contact Emily on 0300 303 8835 or email supportercare@add.org.uk. We understand how private legacy wishes are, so anything discussed will, of course, be kept confidential.