Leave a gift in your Will
A charity gift in your Will is a special way to reach out to future generations.
CAFOD is partnering with 24 Catholic charities to highlight the impact of gifts in Wills this Catholic Legacy Week 2-8 June.
Members of the Your Catholic Legacy Consortium
CAFOD is a proud member of Your Catholic Legacy - a group of Catholic charities working together to protect the future of Catholic causes by encouraging gifts in Wills.
Every year we celebrate Catholic Legacy Week, which this year is 2-8 June. At this time all the member charities come together to highlight the impact of gifts in Wills and promote this very special way of supporting their work.
Shukla and her son in Bangladesh
Working together as part of Your Catholic Legacy helps to raise awareness of the impact of legacy gifts to the work of Catholic charities.
At CAFOD, legacy gifts fund a third of our support to communities fighting injustice and poverty and make it possible for us to respond to emergencies quickly.
CAFOD has worked together as part of Your Catholic Legacy for over 10 years. This Catholic Legacy Week we are asking people to consider making a pledge in this Jubilee Year and leave a gift in their Will to their favourite Catholic causes.
A gift in your Will is a step on your journey... A way to continue your lifelong walk of faith. You can support the causes you care about and leave a lasting mark on the world.
“We must fan the flame of hope that has been given us.” Pope Francis
Whether you leave something for your local community, a national service, or aid projects and missions in developing countries, you can leave a legacy of love and hope to people in their hour of need.
A charity gift in your Will is a special way to reach out to future generations.
Download our free Will-writing guide or order your copy to receive in the post.
Answers to frequently asked questions and information on different types of legacies.
Find out more about the members of Your Catholic Legacy.
“Being a Christian has shaped my life - it’s who I am. That’s why leaving a gift in my Will to a Catholic charity seems the right thing to do. It simply makes sense to me.”