A gift for the moments still to come
Supporting those who support others
Moments brings people together to support organisations working in mental health, bereavement and suicide prevention. By remembering Moments in your Will, you can help that support reach people and communities in the years ahead.
A gift in your Will, in three steps
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Choose the kind of gift that feels right
You could leave a share of what remains after other gifts and expenses, a fixed sum of money, or a particular possession.
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Talk it through with a solicitor
A solicitor can help you write or update your Will and make sure it reflects your wishes clearly.
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Share Moments’ details
Give your solicitor our registered charity name, number and address, shown below.
Details for your solicitor
Moments
Registered charity in England and Wales: 1213338
Hallen Farm, Severn Road, Hallen, Bristol, BS10 7RZ
Suggested wording for your solicitor
These examples can help you explain your wishes. Please ask your solicitor to check and adapt the wording to your circumstances.
A gift of a share of your estate (a residuary gift)
“I give [the residue / ___% of the residue] of my estate to Moments, registered charity in England and Wales number 1213338, of Hallen Farm, Severn Road, Hallen, Bristol, BS10 7RZ, for its general charitable purposes. I direct that a receipt given by an authorised representative of Moments shall be a good discharge to my executors.”
A fixed sum (a pecuniary gift)
“I give the sum of £_____ to Moments, registered charity in England and Wales number 1213338, of Hallen Farm, Severn Road, Hallen, Bristol, BS10 7RZ, for its general charitable purposes. I direct that a receipt given by an authorised representative of Moments shall be a good discharge to my executors.”
Your loved ones come first. A gift to Moments is a personal choice, and there’s no expected amount.
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