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From time to time we are offered a donation when someone who has benefited from our services during their lifetime has died. Relatives want to support the organisation that was a support for their family through difficult years.
Family and friends may choose to pledge a lasting tribute in the form of recurring donations on the anniversary of a death or on a birthday.
There is also the option to leave a legacy to Momentum when making a will.
We are all encouraged to write a will in our younger years nowadays, and many people do so when they make their first house purchase or when their children are born.
Reasons to make a will
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Protect your loved ones: you cannot assume that your partner or family will inherit everything after your death. Making a will ensures that your wishes are adhered to.
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Legal implications: it is advisable to involve a solicitor in writing your will, as badly-worded or out-of-date information can result in legal problems for your family.
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Expense: using a solicitor is not as expensive as you think. Most solicitors charge a flat rate for making a will. However, if it that trip to the solicitor is what is putting you off, you might like to check out an online service such as www.justwillsplc.com.
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Leaving something to charity: now is the time to consider a cause you would like to support and include that cause in your will. Let the charity know - they will be pleased to have your pledge and delighted to be able to thank you in advance!
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Remember, a legacy left to Momentum will be spent in Scotland helping Scottish people to overcome barriers such as disability, mental health needs, addiction, poverty, isolation and exclusion.
Contact Momentum for further information about giving through:
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In Memory
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Lasting Tribute
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Legacy
Lindsey Spowage
Resource Development Manager
lindsey.spowage@momentumscotland.org
07765 638687
0141 221 2333
Momentum Scotland is a company limited by guarantee and having charitable status. Registered in Scotland no SC127950. Scottish Charity No SC004328. Registered Office: The Stables, 21 - 25 Carlton Court Glasgow, G5 9JP.
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