Jewish Legacy – Supporting Gifts in Wills for Jewish Charities

Helping individuals and families leave a lasting legacy that supports Jewish life, education and community – today and for generations to come.

Free, confidential guidance. No obligation. Your decisions, at your pace.

For more information, or to speak to someone in confidence, call Gina Ross on 020 3375 6248 or get in touch online.

Jewish Legacy is a consortium of nearly 40 Jewish charitable organisations, working together to raise awareness of legacy giving within the Jewish community.

Founded over a decade ago, Jewish Legacy exists to inform, support and guide — not to persuade. Legacy giving is open to everyone, regardless of age or income, and leaving a gift does not affect how you care for family and loved ones.

While generosity is a cornerstone of Jewish life, only around one in four people currently leave a charitable gift in their Will. Jewish Legacy aims to change that, through education, openness and trust.
Jewish Legacy is a UK-based initiative that helps people understand how leaving a gift in their Will can support Jewish charities and causes they care about. We work with a network of trusted Jewish charities and professional advisers to make the process clear, respectful and accessible.

What Jewish Legacy Does
- Provide clear information about leaving a gift in your Will
- Connect you with Jewish charities and participating solicitors
- Offer confidential guidance without pressure or obligation

Now that our children are reaching adulthood, 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