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Status
Received: on time
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Income
£23.7K
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Spending
£26.0K
Public benefits
To promote research into legacy giving to assist the effectiveness of all charitable organisations in Northern Ireland, with the ultimate benefit going towards any person supported by charitable activity undertaken by charities operating within Northern Ireland. The benefit from an increase in knowledge of legacy giving within the charitable sector
in Northern Ireland is anticipated to be an uplift in charitable legacy income. Such benefits can be demonstrated through evaluation of research undertaken or commissioned by Will to Give. Minimal harm is anticipated through the provision of advice, training and information on legacy fundraising to charitable organisations that operate within Northern Ireland. This will be mitigated through commissioning experts in the field of legacy giving and robust event risk assessments where required. The ultimate benefit of Will to Give will go towards any person who makes use of charitable activity undertaken by charities operating within Northern Ireland. A private benefit is that voluntary organisations e.g. ‘Sector Matters’ will benefit financially from the undertaking of commissioned research. This private benefit is incidental and necessary to ensure the benefit is provided to the charitable sector. To advance education amongst the general public in Northern Ireland in relation to charitable giving in an effort to increase legacy income across the sector. The ultimate benefit will go towards any person supported by charitable activity undertaken by charities operating within Northern Ireland. The direct benefit includes an increase in understanding and awareness of legacy giving amongst the general public in Northern Ireland and ultimately an uplift in legacy income across the sector. Such benefits can be demonstrated through research undertaken or commissioned by Will to Give. Will to Give is aware of the sensitivity that exists around will making; that leaving charitable gifts in wills can cause difficulties with familial relationships. Will to Give is committed to ensuring all activities will be undertaken in an appropriate manner. The ultimate benefit of Will to Give will go towards any person supported by charitable activity undertaken by charities operating within Northern Ireland. A private benefit is that some private bodies such as ‘The Belfast Telegraph’ will benefit financially from undertaking marketing activity. This private benefit is incidental and necessary to ensure the benefit is provided to the charitable sector. To provide advice, training and information on legacy fundraising to all charitable organisations who operate in Northern Ireland, to support an increase in legacy income across all such organisations. The ultimate benefit will go towards any person supported by charitable activity undertaken by charities operating within Northern Ireland. The direct benefit from this purpose includes improvements in skills and knowledge of legacy marketing and more efficient administration processes within the charitable sector in Northern Ireland. A subsequent benefit is anticipated to be an uplift in legacy income across the sector. These benefits can be demonstrated through evaluation of the training and information provision delivered or commissioned by Will to Give. Minimal harm is anticipated through the provision of advice, training and information on legacy fundraising to charitable organisations that operate in Northern Ireland. This will be mitigated through undertaking event risk assessments where required. The ultimate benefit of Will to Give will go towards any person supported by charitable activity undertaken by charities operating within Northern Ireland. A private benefit flowing from this purpose is that voluntary organisations or private bodies such as ‘Radcliffe Consulting’ will benefit financially from the delivery of commissioned training. This private benefit is incidental and necessary to ensure the benefit is provided to the c
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Will to Give is made up of an ever growing group of Northern Ireland charities who have come together with the one aim - to promote gifts in wills to all charities, right here in Northern Ireland. Member charities cover a broad range of causes and are of every size and scale. We have grown considerably from our inception in January 2011 and today
we are delighted to have over 40 active charity members whose representatives meet on a monthly basis. Here at Will to Give we are utilising our collective strength and skills to influence key audiences in our community. We want to ensure that charitable giving through wills becomes much more of a social norm here in Northern Ireland. We simply want more people to have the Will to Give to help Northern Ireland charities achieve even more. We undertake marketing and promotional activities, deliver and commission training and research, hold supporter stewardship and information sharing events all with the aim of increasing charitable legacy giving to assist the effectiveness of all charitable organisations in Northern Ireland.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
Who the charity helps
- General public
- Voluntary and community sector
How the charity works
- Advice/advocacy/information
- Education/training
- General charitable purposes
- Research/evaluation
