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Gifts in your will

Pass on something wonderful

Leave a gift in your will

By leaving a gift in your will you could help us to change lives.

Last year almost half the money we received in donations came from Gifts in Wills, so they have a huge impact on the work we are able to do for our patients.

However big or small your gift is, it will help us to detect, treat and monitor cancer and other serious illnesses faster and more effectively. It could also help us support clinical research that may transform cancer treatment for good.

You can help us make an enormous difference to the patients who need the latest scanning technology and who rely on your generosity to ensure they receive the best possible care.

Get in touch today for a confidential, no obligation chat. Just email us at appeals@stricklandscanner.org.uk or ring Caroline Wren on 01923 886315 during office hours.

For information on writing a will, visit www.Rememberacharity.org.uk

The benefits

Leaving a legacy

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After taking care of your loved ones, a gift of 5% of your estate can have a significant outcome for our patients of the future.

Making a will gives you peace of mind that your loved ones and the causes you care about are looked after in the future. Leaving money to charity could also help your loved ones pay less inheritance tax.

By leaving a gift to us in your will, you can help us detect, treat and monitor cancer and other serious illnesses faster and more effectively.

You can also help us support clinical research that may transform cancer treatment or even lead to a cure.

Why Roger is leaving a legacy

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“In 1976 I was treated with radiotherapy at Mount Vernon by Paul Strickland prior to an operation to remove my right shoulder and the fibro-sarcoma attached to it.

Forty-four years on I am still grateful to Paul Strickland and the talented surgical team, who undoubtedly saved my life.”

How to leave a Gift in your Will

There are a number of ways that you can write a Will, but some of the options are:

Write your own will

While it’s possible to write your own Will, you need to be careful that you don’t miss out something vital, as leaving out certain details could make your Will invalid. So, it is strongly recommended to get it checked by a legal professional.

Use a local solicitor or Will Writer

There are many providers available and a list of these organisations can be found by using Remember A Charity’s network of professional advisors.  By getting your Will professionally written, you are ensuring that everything is covered and arranged as you would like it to be.

The Co-operative Legal Services 

As a supporter of Paul Strickland Scanner Centre, The Co-operative Legal Services are offering to write a basic single Will at a discounted cost of £120 inclusive of VAT. This represents a saving of £30.

To contact a Wills specialist, call on 0844 252 9965 and quote RACWILLS01

www.co-oplegalservices.co.uk/partners/remember-a-charity-referrals/

We have enlisted the help of Remember A Charity, who are dedicated to helping supporters leave gifts in their wills, without the hassle. 

For further information you can visit the Remember A Charity website to find out how to leave a gift to charity when making a Will: www.rememberacharity.org.uk/making-a-will/

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Contact details

Paul Strickland Scanner Centre
Mount Vernon Hospital,
Rickmansworth Road,
Northwood, HA6 2RN.

For SatNav use postcode WD3 1PZ

The Lister Hospital in Stevenage (PET-CT only)
Coreys Mill Lane,
Stevenage,
Hertfordshire,
SG1 4AB.

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