Remember A Charity Week

“Remember a Charity Week is an opportunity for everyone to take a moment to consider leaving a gift to charity in their Will, after looking after family and friends.”

This year's Remember a Charity Week runs from 08-14 September 2025 and is fast approaching.

Remember a Charity Week is therefore just around the corner this coming September, which highlights the importance of leaving a gift to charity within your Will.

Whether you are preparing a Will for the first time or updating an existing Will, this is the perfect time to think about your legacy and the causes that matter to you.

Why A Will Is Important

Making a Will is one of the most important and thoughtful things you can do for not only yourself, but also your loved ones. It ensures that your wishes are set out and clearly known to people.

If you do not prepare a Will, the law will dictate who receives your assets… this may mean your assets are distributed to those you did not intend, and leave loved ones in financial struggles.

Want To Do More?

Remember A Charity Week also shines a light on a powerful but often overlooked way to support the cases that we care about, whatever they may be. This can be done by leaving a gift to charity within your Will.

Even a small donation or a small percentage of your estate can make a lasting impact.

These gifts help charities plan for the future and continue their vital work for generations to come.

We Are Supporting Remember A Charity Week

Throughout September 2025, and in celebration of Remember A Charity Week, we will be offering special promotions such as free Will review calls and discounted rates when preparing a Will or updating a current Will.

This is the perfect time to prepare or update your Will, and it is our way to support this important campaign.

Contact us now at emma.aslett@penngroup.co.uk should you wish to take advantage.

Emma Aslett

Penn Chambers Solicitors   

0207 183 4595

The information provided in this article is not intended to constitute professional advice and you should take full and comprehensive legal, accountancy or financial advice as appropriate on your individual circumstances by a fully qualified Solicitor, Accountant or Financial Advisor/Mortgage Broker before you embark on any course of action.