Leave a Gift in your Will
And give another family the gift of hospice care and support.
Why Your Gift Matters
Tynedale Hospice at Home receives only a small proportion of its funding from statutory sources and relies on the generosity of local people to keep hospice at home care available for generations to come.
You may never know who your gift helps. But by choosing to leave a Gift in your Will to Tynedale Hospice at Home, you can help make sure our care and support is there when local families need it.
What a Gift in your Will makes possible
Your gift will touch the lives of local people facing illness, loss, and difficult journeys.
How to Leave a Gift in your Will
It’s simple to leave a gift in your Will to Tynedale Hospice at Home:
Write or Update Your Will
Create or amend your Will. If you don’t have a Will, book an appointment below.
Let us know
Letting us know about your wishes is entirely optional but appreciated as it helps us plan for the future.
Our Promise to you
If you choose to remember Tynedale Hospice at Home in your Will, we promise that:
We promise that:
Your privacy will always be respected.
Your family will be treated with compassion and care.
Your gift will be used with the utmost efficiency, directly supporting patients and families in our community.
We will always respect your right to change your mind at any time.
Leaving a Gift in Your Will
Help Hospice care live on for all, for now, forever. Your legacy will bring comfort, dignity, and compassion to local families when they need it most.
Contact us today or book your place at our Will Writing Day.
2026 Will Writing Days
Bookings are now open for our 2026 Will Writing Days in Hexham, Prudhoe, Ponteland and Haltwhistle. Single and mirrored Will appointments are available.
Click below to choose your date and book.
If you're considering leaving a Gift in your Will and would like more information, we'd be happy to help.
Register your interest in leaving a gift or request more information today.
Frequently asked questions about leaving a Gift in your Will
A Will is not something many of us spend much time thinking about so can seem confusing. Here’s some common questions about Gifts in Will.
Is your gift exempt from inheritance tax?
Most gifts to a registered charity are usually exempt from inheritance tax. The rules of inheritance tax and exemptions can be confusing so it is always best to discuss in more detail with a solicitor. Inheritance tax is set out by the government and may be payable on death depending on the value of your estate.
What are the different types of gifts in Will?
– Residuary gifts
A percentage of your estate. Residue is whatever is left after all debts, expenses, tax and other costs have been deducted.
– Pecuniary gifts
A specific amount of money. The value of a pecuniary gift will decrease over time, as the cost of living increases.
– Specific gift
for example jewellery, land or furniture.
How do I pay someone else’s legacy gift?
Please contact us
Should I tell you I’ve left a Gift in Will ?
There’s no need but it can help the charity better plan for the future if you do.
What happens if I change my mind?
You should contact your solicitor and have them update your Will. There will usually be a fee for doing so but this is less than the original Will Writing.
