The Causes Closest To Your Heart Deserve A Lasting Future

 

A gift in your Will to a Jewish charity is a wonderful way to celebrate the values, traditions and community that have shaped your life.

 

After taking care of your loved ones, even a small legacy can make an extraordinary difference.

 

Jewish Legacy brings together Jewish charities working to protect, support and enrich Jewish life for generations to come.

Discover how you can make a lasting difference.

  • WHY LEAVE A GIFT?

    Your values. Your community. Your legacy.

     

    Even a small gift in your Will can make a lasting difference for future generations.

  • HOW  TO LEAVE A GIFT

    Leaving a gift to charity in your Will is easier than you might think.

     

    Choose a cause close to your heart, speak to a solicitor and decide what feels right for you.

     

    We’re here to help you understand your options, without pressure or obligation.

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    Contact one of our solicitors to start the process at a  discounted rate.

    *Jewish Legacy does not endorse any of the solicitors on our website

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  • FIND A CHARITY

    Every cause has a story. Every gift can make a difference.

     

    Explore our Jewish charity partners and discover how your legacy could support future generations.

  • FOR JEWISH CHARITIES

    Together, we can build a stronger future.

     

    Join Jewish Legacy Giving and become part of a collaborative campaign encouraging more people to remember Jewish causes in their Wills.

Now that our children are reaching adulthood, my husband and I will be reviewing our Wills again. We will naturally be taking care of our family, but also remembering those Jewish charities that are meaningful to us.

We look upon reviewing and making a Will to deal with significant life changes as a sensible and simple part of personal housekeeping.  It need not be expensive, and ensures that our Wills continue to accurately reflect our needs and wishes, lifting the burden of difficult decisions from our family and making sure that those we care about are properly provided for. –

Melanie Diamond