Leaving a Legacy

Please consider including a legacy in your Will for the benefit of Naturewatch or Naturewatch Foundation

Leaving a gift in your will is an opportunity for you to continue supporting our work to end cruelty to animals long into the future.

If you already have a Will

You will more than likely want to change your Will on at least one occasion as time goes by.  Changes in family circumstances will mean reviewing the contents of your Will and this is an ideal time to add a legacy or two. 

Minor changes can be made by drawing up a ‘codicil’, an addition to your existing Will, and this is kept with the original Will. Correct wording is essential so please ask your solicitor to do this for you.

If you have not yet made a Will

Although standard ‘Will Making Documents’ are available allowing you to write your own Will, you are best advised to take professional advice to ensure the document is correctly worded.  Employing the time of a solicitor will be money well spent to ensure your Will is a legal document and you will be confident knowing your family will not have to endure a legal battle in the future.

Once you have decided how you would like your estate to be divided, you need to appoint an executor who will be responsible for carrying out the terms of your Will. Being an executor is quite a responsibility so you need to ensure the person you have chosen is happy to do this for you.

On behalf of the animals, we thank you for your continued support of our work and encourage you to consider leaving a legacy to Naturewatch if you would like to continue supporting our campaigning activities.

Or, if you would prefer to continue helping our charitable projects in Lithuania and Ukraine and promoting educational awareness of animal welfare issues, then please consider leaving a legacy to Naturewatch Foundation , registered charity number 1039679. Thank you.