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KEEP YOUR VALUES ALIVE FOR GENERATIONS TO COME

 

Your story doesn’t end with you, it continues through the causes you care about most. 

 

By leaving a gift in your Will, you can make a lasting impact on Jewish life, Jewish education and the Jewish community.

 

Your gift, large or small, ensures that our Jewish Charity partners can continue their vital work, caring for the vulnerable, educating the adults of tomorrow and preserving our heritage. 

  • Why Leave a Legacy?

    A legacy gift is more than a donation — it’s a reflection of your life, your values, and your hope for the future.

    By including a Jewish charity in your Will, you help ensure that the traditions, community, and compassion that shaped your life will endure for years to come.

     

    “Our parents taught us to give back. Leaving a legacy is how we keep that tradition alive.”

    — Anthony Broza, AKIM

     

    Every legacy, no matter the size, makes a difference.

     

  • How to Leave a Legacy

    Leaving a legacy gift is simple, and we’re here to help.

    1. Decide what matters most.

    Think about the causes or charities that have been meaningful to you.

    2. Speak with your solicitor or advisor.

    A short addition to your Will is all it takes to include a gift.

    3. Let your chosen charity know.

    This helps them thank you and plan for the future.

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    Contact one of our solicitors to start the process at a  discounted rate.

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  • For Jewish Charities

    Join Jewish Legacy, a consortium of over 30 Jewish Charities and work with us to highlight the importance of leaving a gift in Wills to the Jewish Community.

Now that our children are reaching adult hood, my husband and I will be reviewing our Wills again. We will naturally be taking care of our family, but also remembering those Jewish charities that are meaningful to us.

We look upon reviewing and making a Will to deal with significant life changes as a sensible and simple part of personal housekeeping.  It need not be expensive, and ensures that our Wills continue to accurately reflect our needs and wishes, lifting the burden of difficult decisions from our family and making sure that those we care about are properly provided for. –

Melanie Diamond Head of Trusts and gifts in Wills at Langdon

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