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A Gift in Your Will

Why Do I Need to Make a Will?

It is advisable that if you are over 18 and you want to ensure that your assets are given as you wish them to be, you should make a will. It is only natural that you want to make sure that the people that you care about are provided for, but after you have thought about family and friends please consider including a gift to SRSB/RSS.

Making a will is easier than you think and if you would like to support us in this way, then please get in touch: giftinwills@srsb.org.uk or call our Legacy Officer Steve Loane on 0114 272 2757

We are working with a panel of solicitors in Sheffield and Rotherham to offer independent advice to you at a discounted price. In addition to offering a discounted will service, we have partnered with an organisation (Guardian Angel) to offer an online free will service throughout the year.

Free Will Service

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We’ve partnered with expert will writers, Guardian Angel, who have taken the headache out of will writing with a quick and easy service where each will is checked over by a legal expert. ‘Read More’

Why Does SRSB Need a Gift in My Will?

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Many charities simply wouldn’t survive without gifts left in wills. In fact, our charity started over 160 years ago enabled by a legacy.

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How Will a Gift in My Will Help SRSB?

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SRSB provides a lifeline to visually impaired people of all ages across Sheffield City Region.

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Information for Solicitors and Executors

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Find out what you need to do next.

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