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Leaving a Gift in Your Will to Cornwall Air Ambulance

After ensuring your family and friends are cared for, consider leaving a gift to charity in your Will. A legacy to Cornwall Air Ambulance, no matter the size, can make a lasting difference, helping to save lives across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly for generations to come.

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How to Leave a Gift in Your Will

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Your step-by-step guide

Decide which charity or charities you’d like to include in your Will. If Cornwall Air Ambulance has helped you or someone you love, or you wish to help save lives across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly for generations to come, consider leaving a legacy to support our lifesaving work.

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Choose Your Charity

Decide which charity or charities you’d like to include in your Will. If Cornwall Air Ambulance has helped you or someone you love, or you wish to help save lives across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly for generations to come, consider leaving a legacy to support our lifesaving work.

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Gather Charity Details

Make a note of the charity’s name, address, and registered charity number. For Cornwall Air Ambulance, the details are:

Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust,
Trevithick Downs, Newquay, TR8 4DY

Registered Charity Number: 1133295

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Decide on the Type of Gift

There are three types of gifts you can leave:

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Contact Your Solicitor

Provide your solicitor with the details of your chosen charity. They will help ensure your wishes are correctly documented in your Will.

Why Leave a Gift to Cornwall Air Ambulance?

After needing the help of Cornwall Air Ambulance in the past, John was determined to help the people of Cornwall by leaving some money to us in his Will. Not only are we incredibly grateful for John’s generosity, but his family are incredibly proud of his resolve to help others. Watch John’s story.

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Make a Difference

Your gift will allow Cornwall Air Ambulance to continue providing essential lifesaving services across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Every legacy, large or small, makes a significant impact.

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Tax Benefits

Gifts left to charity are free from inheritance tax. If you leave more than 10% of your net estate to charity, your inheritance tax rate could reduce from 40% to 36%.

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Remember a Loved One

Leaving a gift in your Will to Cornwall Air Ambulance can be a meaningful way to honour the memory of someone special, ensuring that their values live on.

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Updating Your Will

Already have a Will? No problem. You can easily update it to include a gift to Cornwall Air Ambulance by:

FAQs

Do I need to tell the charity about my gift?
No, it’s your choice whether or not to inform the charity. However, letting us know can help us plan for the future.

Can I leave gifts to multiple charities?
Yes, many people choose to support several charities in their Will.

What types of gifts can I leave?
You can leave a pecuniary gift (set amount of money), a residuary gift (percentage of your estate), or a specific gift (item or asset).

Need more information?

If you have further questions about leaving a gift in your Will, we’re here to help.

Debbie-Marie Henshaw
Head of Strategic Giving

debbie@cornwallairambulancetrust.org
+44 (0) 1637 838967

Act Today to Make a Difference Tomorrow

Your legacy will help us continue our vital work and to save lives across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Thank you for considering a gift to Cornwall Air Ambulance.

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