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Northern Ireland Will To Give Week Promotes Charity Giving

This week, September the 8th to the 12th, is Will to Give Week.  

Its purpose is to promote the idea and the importance of leaving a gift in your Will, while supporting and guiding people to give towards causes they are most passionate about. 

Speaking at the start of Will to Give week, Róisín Wood, CEO of the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland said:  

“Will to give week is a fantastic opportunity to pause and think of supporting causes that matter to you and how you can continue to make a difference in your Will.  

“Every adult should have a Will, regardless of age, income or wealth. Through a Will you can ensure that family and friends are taken care of and that your wishes are met after your death. 

“More and more people are considering leaving a charitable gift in their Wills to support causes that matter to them. 

“As well as taking care of your possessions, your Will is also an opportunity to reflect your values and interests in life through leaving a gift to the causes and places you care about. 

“This can have a huge, long-term effect on these causes. 

“The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland is a safe and trusted place to leave a legacy. With 45 years-experience in helping to bring people closer to the causes that matter, and working hand in hand with communities, we are very well placed to make sure your wishes can have the most impact.  

“Through the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland’s Legacy Match Fund, your gift can go even further. Your donation will be matched by 50% up to a maximum of £50,000. But hurry, the match fund is limited and distributed on a first come basis.  

“So, leaving a lasting legacy is simpler than you might think. Contact the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland for information.”  

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