I’m Claire Andersen, Head of Fundraising and Communications here at RMBF.
Why legacy gifts matter
Every year, misfortune such as illness, injury or bereavement turns the lives of doctors and medical students upside down. Thanks to our generous supporters we can be there to provide financial help, mental health support and practical advice at times of crisis and real desperation.
Please get in touch if you would like more information about leaving a gift in your will to the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund. Rest assured you are under no obligation and your intentions can change at any time.
Phone me: 020 8545 8443
Email: [email protected]
If you are considering leaving the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund (RMBF) a gift in your will – thank you! An increasing number of our donors are choosing to remember us in their Will. Any gift large or small makes a difference.
Considering your legacy is a very personal matter. Of course, you’ll want to think of those closest to you first. But you can also provide enduring support for the causes you believe in. And we would be truly honoured to be part of your legacy.
How to leave a gift in your Will
It’s really easy to leave the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund a gift in your Will. You will simply need the following information for your solicitor:
Royal Medical Benevolent Fund
24 Kings Road
Wimbledon
London SW19 8QN
Registered Charity Number: 207275
Types of legacy gifts
The most usual gifts are:
- A sum of money, which can be any sum of money that suits your circumstances.
- A percentage of the value of your estate – this is formally called a residuary gift. It can be from 1% to 100% of your estate – whatever suits your own circumstances. Just a small percentage would be a fabulous gift to help the next generation of doctors, providing a safety net in times of adversity and hardship.
If you would like more information, please call our Head of Fundraising & Comms, Claire Andersen on 020 8545 8443 for a confidential discussion, or email [email protected]
Rest assured that you are under no obligation and your intentions can change at any time.
Thank you so much for considering a gift in your Will.
