Leaving a Legacy

Considering a bequest in your Will is one of the most powerful and valuable things you can do to help Camphill Communities Trust (NI) and our four Camphill Communities in Northern Ireland.

Planning for the future and thinking carefully about making a Will is something that we should all consider.  It is worrying to think that if you have not left clear instructions, you will have no control over your assets. If you have no relatives, all your money will go to the government instead of those causes you would like to support.

By leaving a sum of money to help others, you can ensure that your influence for good carries on into the future, and that those things you believe in are supported. You should, of course, always ensure that those close to you are provided for before giving anything to charity.

Making a Will is important and we recommend that you should speak to a Solicitor. If you already have a will, but would like to support Camphill, your solicitor can help you to add a ‘codicil' - an easily arranged amendment to express this wish.

If you do decide to leave a sum to Camphill in your Will, please accept our sincerest thanks. It also helps us a great deal if you can tell us about your intended bequest. Knowing how many people want to support us in this way helps us to plan for the future, making sure that future funds are used effectively.

Please be assured that your Legacy will be carefully used to give maximum benefit to the special people in our care.