
Leave a gift in your will
Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way to support your community. At Being Neighbourly, we help people feel less alone—offering practical support, friendly connection, and a sense of belonging to those who need it. A gift in your will helps make sure that support is there for future
At Being Neighbourly, we help people feel less alone—offering practical support, friendly connection, and a sense of belonging to those who need it most. A gift in your will helps make sure that support is there for future generations.
Why consider leaving a gift?
Even a small gift can make a lasting difference.
By choosing to support Being Neighbourly in this way, you help us:
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Be there for people who are feeling isolated or vulnerable
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Provide regular support, friendship and reassurance
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Continue building stronger, more connected local communities
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Reach more people who need help in the areas we serve
It’s a way to leave something meaningful behind—helping people in your community feel supported, safe, and less alone.
How to leave a gift in your will
Leaving a gift is straightforward and can be done when you write or update your will.
You can choose to leave:
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A fixed amount of money
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A percentage of your estate
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A specific item or asset
We recommend speaking to a solicitor or professional will writer to make sure your wishes are clear and legally valid.
If you would like to include Being Neighbourly, you may need the following details:
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Charity name: Being Neighbourly
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Registered charity number: 1205015
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Address: 13 Heathcote Drive, East Grinstead. West Sussex. RH19 1LZ
Talk to us
We understand that this is a personal decision, and there’s no pressure at all.
If you’d like to have a confidential conversation or ask any questions, we’re here to help. We can talk you through how your gift could make a difference and provide any information you might need.
Thank you
Choosing to leave a gift in your will is an incredibly generous act.
It helps ensure that people in your community will always have someone to turn to—a friendly face, a helping hand, and the support they need to feel less alone.
