By making this decision, you can help give the next generation a real chance to unpick this chaos we are facing.
How to leave a gift to Fauna & Flora
Leaving a gift in your will is often far simpler than you might think. We can provide some advice and support if you are thinking about including a gift and don’t know where to start, but here are some simple steps:
- State in your will that you would like to leave a gift to charity – we always recommend using a professional legal adviser, such as a solicitor, to write or make changes to your will.
- Include our full name and address, along with our charity registration number, so that you can be sure the gift goes to the right place: Fauna & Flora International, The David Attenborough Building, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QZ, UK, registered charity number 1011102.
- Include any wishes as to how you would like us to use your gift – it’s worth speaking with us first if you have any specific wishes, so that we can make sure we can fulfil these when the time comes.
In many cases we’re able to offer a free will writing service through one of our partners. If you’re interested in receiving this, please get in touch.
Finally
Thank you for your interest in supporting Fauna & Flora through a gift in your will – these gifts are so important, and your legacy will help secure the future of our planet’s threatened species and habitats. In return for your trust in our work, we pledge to use your gift efficiently and effectively to support conservation where it is most urgently needed.
The contents of your will are private, as are your intentions for your estate. We will only ever ask you to share with us whether you have included Fauna & Flora in your will because it gives us the opportunity to show our gratitude and say thank you for your support.
We promise that anything you choose to discuss with us or tell us will be treated in the strictest confidence.
Sumatran tiger portrait. © Edwin Giesbers / Nature Picture Library
When Fauna & Flora held the line for tigers during the early 2000's black market price surge, it was done with huge help from a small number of gifts in wills. Without the selflessness of those individuals, it's harrowing to think how many of these creatures we'd have lost.
If you value the natural world - if you think it should be protected - then please support Fauna & Flora
Sir David Attenborough OM FRS
Vice-president
If you value the natural world - if you think it should be protected - then please support Fauna & Flora
Sir David Attenborough OM FRS
Vice-president