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Leave a Gift
in Your Will

At David Lewis we support people over a long period of time, so we know it’s really important to plan for the future.

If you know someone with complex needs, you’ll be aware that support often needs to be life-long.
A legacy gift of any size will help us to ensure their future.

Leaving a legacy to David Lewis is not as complicated as you might think. You can do it when you first make a Will, or if you already have a Will, you can add a codicil very easily.

As a supporter of David Lewis we are offering a Free Will writing service, providing you with the opportunity to make a legally binding Will at no cost. This can be done online, in your own home, on the phone or with a solicitor in selected areas.

Please note:- If your will needs to provide for a child or other loved one with a learning disability, please contact us to ensure this service is suitable for you at fundraising@david.lewis.org.uk

Click here to complete your Free will online

Click here to learn how to leave a gift in your will to David Lewis

Click here for more about Wills and Trusts financial planning

If you do choose to leave a gift in your Will to us, please ensure you include our name, address, and registered charity number:

Name: The David Lewis Centre
Address: Mill Lane, Warford, Alderley Edge, Cheshire SK9 7UD
Registered charity number: 1000392

A note from John Heritage, our Chief Executive...

If you are considering leaving a legacy to David Lewis, then thank you. We’re truly grateful that you’re here, reading this and thinking about doing something amazing for our Charity.

Every day I’m blown away by the remarkable care provided here at David Lewis. A legacy of any size will help secure that for future generations.

Once again, thank you. Rest assured, your intention to support us in this way is as important to us, as it is to you.”

Over the years we’ve received legacy gifts from families who have used our services. One of these gifts, from the Potten family helped re-open our onsite café which had closed during Covid. The café provides a safe space for people to learn skills. It’s a much loved social hub.

The family spoke to us about the importance of leaving a legacy to a place that has meant so much to them.

Having one of your family members in residential care is such an important and emotional decision. David Lewis made that easier, and we will forever be grateful for the opportunities given to our daughter.
They provide a unique setting for people to flourish and it would be terrible if, for some reason, they weren’t there anymore. Directing this gift was one way we could help to continue the work of David Lewis.”

What kind of gift can you give to David Lewis?

  • You can leave a specific donation – This means you determine the precise sum that you want to give.
  • You can leave a share of your estate – This is where you leave the remainder of your estate after your debts have been settled and any legacies you leave to other people have been paid. This helps us as it is not affected by inflation over time.
  • You can leave a specific gift – Some people choose to leave an item, such as a piece of jewelry, a painting or a property.
Thank you for considering supporting David Lewis in this most special way. For further advice on how to make your will and legacy, please
contact us here. 

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Responsible gambling

If you would like more information on responsible gambling, there are some websites you can visit:

www.responsiblegamblingtrust.org.uk

www.gamcare.org.uk

Or you can contact the gambling support network, GamCare, confidentially on 0808 802 0133.

David Lewis does not promote the lottery to children under the age of 18. David Lewis has implemented the following procedures to prevent children under the age of 18 years old taking part in the lottery:

  • The minimum age for play is detailed on our website
  • Children under the age of 18 are flagged on our database
  • Where possible we check our database to ensure persons are above the legal age limit before data is supplied for the use of a lottery.