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The gift of loving care

St Barnabas Hospice is at the heart of Lincolnshire. We are not a large charity, but the work we do makes a huge impact to our community.

Help support this vital care by leaving us a gift in you Will.

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Make a gift to St Barnabas

We believe high-quality, dignified end-of-life care is a human right, not a luxury – and it is our mission to provide this level of care to our community, far into the future.

We opened our doors to our first patient 40 years ago. Since then, more than 100,000 people have received free, compassionate end-of-life care and support. We are a community-owned hospice, with services in every corner of Lincolnshire to ensure that anyone with a terminal illness or life-limiting condition can access the support they need.

To find out more about how a gift in your Will St Barnabas will change lives and support our community far into the future, please download you free Gift in Wills Guide today! If you prefer to receive a physical copy, please contact our Legacy Advisor.

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I'm leaving a gift in my Will so that nurses can continue to protect our county

Rob Glover, St Barnabas Legator

How to leave a gift in your Will to St Barnabas

Wills are an important way of making sure your wishes are known, and that the things you have worked hard for during your life will go to the people and causes that you hold dear.

If you die without a Will, you may be leaving your loved one with considerable legal fees and paperwork. You will not be able to determine whether the things you have worked hard for during your life will go to the people and causes that you hold dear.

We are able to help you with this, to make it as simple as possible.

Supporting over 12,000 people every year across Lincolnshire

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Types of gifts available...

Residuary Gift

A residuary gift, or 'share of your estate', is the percentage of your estate that you choose to leave to a beneficiary. It will not devalue over time.

Pecuniary Gift

A pecuniary gift, or 'cash gift' , is an exact sum of money. Inflation may devalue the amount over time, so you might like to ask your solicitor about linking it to the Retail Price Index, to ensure it maintains its value.

Your options to create your Will

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We have set up a FREE and simple online service that allows you to create a Will in just 15 minutes.

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Free Wills Café 

We run regular free events in our wellbeing centres and in the community where you can meet with a legal professional to gain guidance and making your Will.

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Solicitors

You can also ask a solicitor to give you advice about leaving a gift in your Will to St Barnabas.