A share of your estate (Residuary Legacy)
You can leave us any % of your estate from 1% to 100%. This is often the most convenient way of ensuring all your beneficiaries inherit a share.
How to leave a gift
IT’S EASIER THAN YOU THINK
Leaving Born Free a gift in your Will is more than a donation; it’s part of the legacy you’ll leave to the world.
We completely understand that those closest to you come first, so we’re incredibly grateful to everyone who feels able to leave such a special gift.
The process of setting up a Will or amending an existing Will is easier than you think. We have created a simple and practical guide for you to download which talks you through the process of making and updating a Will.
We have also partnered with Farewill to offer our supporters a free Will. You can find out more about this by downloading our guide below.
Download your Free Information Pack
Click on the button below to download our practical guide to making and updating a Will. If you have any questions or would like to talk through options for supporting Born Free within your Will then please feel free to contact Supporter Care on 01403 240 170.
WHAT DETAILS SHOULD I USE FOR BORN FREE?
To leave Born Free a gift in your Will, you will need our name, address and registered charity number.
Name: Born Free Foundation
Address: Born Free Foundation, 2nd Floor, Frazer House, 14 Carfax, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1ER, UK
Registered Charity No: 1070906
What kind of gift can you leave?
A share of money (Pecuniary Legacy)
This is any sum of money you would like to leave us but please note the value may diminish over time.
A special item
A specific named item left as a gift in your Will, for example, a piece of jewellery which can be sold or used.
DON’T HAVE A WILL YET?
At Born Free we’ve teamed up with Farewill, who were voted the ‘top national Will writing firm of the year 2019’, to offer our supporters a free Will*. These can be completed online in just 30 minutes with professional support from Farewill.
*Available to supporters in England and Wales. You don’t have to include a gift in your Will to Born Free to use this service, but we hope you will consider a gift once your loved ones are provided for.