Pay in a Gift left to Pilgrims Hospices in a Will

Gifts in Wills contribute over a third of our funding. Without them we simply would not be able to continue offering our services free of charge to the people of east Kent. If you are an executor notifying us of a gift in a Will, please complete this form providing some details in relation to the gift. This will include details of who you are, details of the person who left the gift in their Will, and the gift. Gifts left to us have to be formally receipted by an officer who has been given delegated authority to sign on behalf of the charity’s Trustees. We therefore have to ensure that these monies have been paid to the correct charity and are for the correct amount. As such we require a copy of the Will or Will clause as our auditors need to make sure there are no restrictions and to check that the charity is entitled to the funds and using them as the person intended.

Gift Amount*

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Please describe the gift:

Name of person who left a gift in their Will*

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Please note, we may contact you for further information about this gift and the person who left it in their Will. We only request information necessary for our auditing purposes.

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Pilgrims Hospices will keep you up to date with exciting news, information and ways you can support us by post.

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Funds received will be used in accordance with Pilgrims Hospices vision to ensure that people with a terminal illness and their family and friends are supported and empowered to live well in mind and body until the very last moment of their life.