Gift In Will

Leave a Legacy | Gift in Will | Pathways to Progress CIC ๐Ÿšจ Fund Emergency Relief
๐Ÿšจ CRISIS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITIES: BRENT FACES ยฃ4.7M ANNUALLY IN PREVENTABLE SERVICE COSTS
Disabled: 3,200+ individuals lacking adequate support
Carers: 68% at burnout point (Carers UK 2024 Projection)
Elderly: 2,900+ experiencing severe isolation (Age UK 2024)
Youth: 1 in 3 lack mental health support (NHS Digital 2024)
Marginalised: 42% facing employment barriers (ONS 2024)
Mental Health: 4,500+ awaiting treatment (NHS England 2024)

Leave a Lasting Legacy of Hope

Your legacy can transform lives and create sustainable change for generations to come in Brent's most vulnerable communities.

Your Legacy Will Create Transformative Change

By including Pathways to Progress in your Will, you're investing in evidence-based solutions that prevent crisis and build resilience

72%

Reduction in carer breakdown through early intervention programmes

ยฃ4.7M

Potential annual savings to Brent public services through preventative support

5:1

Return on investment for every ยฃ1 spent on carer support programmes

Why legacy giving matters: Unlike one-time donations, legacy gifts provide sustainable funding that allows us to plan long-term programmes with greater impact. They represent the most significant investment our supporters can make in creating lasting change.

Ways to Include Us in Your Will

There are several ways to leave a gift in your Will, each with different benefits

Residual Gift

Leave a percentage of your estate after other gifts and expenses have been distributed. This protects your gift against inflation and ensures your loved ones are provided for first.

Pecuniary Gift

A fixed sum of money specified in your Will. Many supporters choose to index-link this amount to protect against inflation over time.

Specific Gift

Leave a specific asset such as property, shares, or valuable items. These gifts can be sold to fund our programmes or used directly if appropriate.

Tax benefits: Gifts to charities in your Will are exempt from Inheritance Tax. If you leave at least 10% of your net estate to charity, the Inheritance Tax rate on the rest of your estate may be reduced from 40% to 36%.

How to Leave a Gift in Your Will

The process is simpler than you might think, and we're here to help every step of the way

1

Consult a Solicitor

We recommend speaking with a qualified solicitor to ensure your Will is legally valid and reflects your wishes accurately. If you don't have a solicitor, we can provide a list of local professionals experienced in legacy giving.

2

Provide Our Details

To include Pathways to Progress in your Will, your solicitor will need our official details:

  • Registered Name: Karron Lifestyle CIC (trading as Pathways to Progress)
  • Registered Address: The Grange, Neasden Lane, London, NW10 1QB
  • Company Number: 16630551
3

Choose Your Gift Type

Decide which type of gift best suits your circumstances and intentions. Your solicitor can advise on the most appropriate option for your situation.

4

Inform Us (Optional)

While not required, letting us know about your intentions helps us plan for the future and allows us to thank you properly during your lifetime. All communications are kept strictly confidential.

Suggested Wording for Your Will

You can use the following wording as a guide when speaking with your solicitor

For a residual gift:

"I give the whole / a share (state fraction or percentage) of the residue of my estate to Karron Lifestyle CIC (trading as Pathways to Progress), Company Number 16630551 of [Your Address Here], for its general charitable purposes, and I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or other proper officer of the said Community Interest Company shall be a full and sufficient discharge."

For a pecuniary gift:

"I give the sum of ยฃ_____ (in words) to Karron Lifestyle CIC (trading as Pathways to Progress), Company Number 16630551 of [Your Address Here], for its general charitable purposes, and I direct that the receipt of the Treasurer or other proper officer of the said Community Interest Company shall be a full and sufficient discharge."

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about leaving a gift in your Will to Pathways to Progress

Do I need to have a large estate to leave a gift in my Will?

No, gifts of all sizes make a significant difference. Many small legacies collectively create transformative change. What matters most is the lasting impact your gift will have, not the specific amount.

What if I already have a Will?

You can add a gift to Pathways to Progress through a simple document called a codicil. This is a supplement to your existing Will that makes specific changes or additions without rewriting the entire document. Your solicitor can advise on the best approach.

Can I specify how my gift should be used?

Yes, you can specify a particular programme or area you'd like your gift to support. However, we generally recommend leaving your gift unrestricted, as this allows us to direct funds to where they're needed most as circumstances change over time.

Will my family be able to change their mind about my gift after I'm gone?

No, a gift in your Will is a legally binding instruction that must be followed by your executors. Your family cannot alter these instructions once the Will comes into effect.

Can I change my mind about including Pathways to Progress in my Will?

Yes, you can change your Will at any time. We understand that circumstances change, and there's no obligation to maintain a gift if your situation or priorities shift.

Let Us Know Your Intentions (Optional)

While not required, informing us of your plans helps us forecast future funding and properly thank you

Please note: This is not a legally binding commitment. It simply helps us understand your intentions so we can plan accordingly. All information provided will be kept strictly confidential.

Ready to Create a Lasting Legacy?

Your gift will transform lives and create sustainable change for generations to come in Brent's most vulnerable communities.