Gifts in wills

Why becoming a guardian by leaving a gift in your will is so important

It will cost around £4.7 million to run the hospice in 2020. Only 20% of this income comes from the NHS. The hospice needs guardians to ensure that it can continue to care for your loved ones when you are gone.

Your gift will help families facing the most difficult of times, bringing them closer together, ensuring everyone can make the most of the time they have left.

It will also mean that those who are alone will have a companion at the end of their life.

Someone to hold their hand or just be there. You’ll also be supporting families and friends with their grief.

Your gift, big or small, will provide someone with the care they deserve. It will allow someone to die with dignity in a place of their choosing.

We are dedicated to giving our community the very best end of life care, but we can only do that with your help.

Will you be a Hospice Guardian?

Your hospice has been providing vital care to friends and family for over 30 years in Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset and Sedgemoor.

This care is funded by you and the local community who give donations and by guardians who leave gifts in their wills.

In fact, Jackson-Barstow House was purchased because Enid Sybil Jackson-Barstow (our very first guardian) left a gift in her will to the hospice.

For more information or to arrange a visit please get in touch. I’d love to hear from you.

Carla Bloomfield
carla.bloomfield@westonhospicecare.org.uk
01934 423900

Click here to download a solicitor-ready form to start the process of leaving a gift in your will to Weston Hospicecare.