Remember a charity in your Will week!

North Wales Wildlife Trust is proud to be joining over 200 charities across the country to celebrate all the amazing individuals who support their vital services by leaving a gift to charity in their Will.

Remember A Charity Week (5th to 11th September)

Did you know 22% of North Wales Wildlife Trust’s voluntary income comes from gifts in Wills? These legacies are hugely important in funding the work at North Wales Wildlife Trust and are already do wonderful things. In recent years, such gifts have helped North Wales Wildlife Trust manage nature reserves, protect individual species, save wildlife sites and help schoolchildren make beautiful wildlife gardens – but there is clearly so much more that could be done. So, raising awareness of the importance of these donations and encouraging others to do so is crucial to protect local wildlife and wild places for future generations.

The aim of the week is to highlight that anyone can leave a legacy gift and pass on something wonderful once their loved ones are taken care of.

Every gift in every Will, however large or small, makes a difference to your local wildlife.

Llys Garth wildlife garden

Solicitor Open Day

Join us at our head office in Bangor on Tuesday, September 6^th. There will be guided walks around the beautiful wildlife garden, oodles of free tea and cake, Orinoco the Womble and free advice about Wills from local solicitor firm, Swayne Johnson.

Further Event Details

The highlight of the week is an open day at the North Wales Wildlife Trust head office in Bangor on Tuesday, September 6^th. There will be guided walks around the beautiful wildlife garden and oodles of free tea and cake. Futhermore, Orinoco the Womble will be making a live appearance with plenty of opportunities for selfies! Perhaps more importantly, the Trust’s Legacy Development Officer and representatives from local solicitor firm, Swayne Johnson, will be on hand to answer any Will related questions. It’s a wonderful opportunity to get some free legal advice about your Will.

In this modern age of complex financial affairs, extended families and increased litigation, making a Will has never been more important. A Will is the only way to ensure that your money, property and possessions go to the people and causes you care about, and to see that your loved ones are looked after when you are no longer here.

Kaye Jones
Swayne Johnson Solicitors

Wombles © Remember a Charity

When the time comes to write your own Will, people naturally want to make sure their family and friends are looked after. But if there is any room for charity, then even a small amount can make a huge difference. During Remember A Charity Week, North Wales Wildlife Trust are offering the opportunity to leave your footprint in our landscape forever and write your Will free of charge through their gold standard Will-writing partners. All gifts are, of course, extremely welcome, but there is no obligation.