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Sightsavers encourages supporters to make a will for My Legacy Month

October 2019

Sightsavers is joining more than 60 Irish charities to take part in My Legacy Month, encouraging supporters to make a will and consider leaving a gift to charity.

My Legacy Month, an annual event taking place in November, aims to raise awareness of the importance of making a will. The process is usually more straightforward and cost-effective than many people realise.

When making a will, you will naturally look after your family and loved ones first. You may then want to acknowledge a cause you feel strongly about, and this support can have a lasting impact.

When supporters tell us they intend to leave a gift to Sightsavers, this support helps us to continue our life-changing work and give the gift of sight as a lasting legacy for future generations. Read about leaving a gift to Sightsavers in your will.

To take part in My Legacy Month and to find a local solicitor to help you make a will, visit www.mylegacy.ie or watch the video below to learn about the importance of making a will.

How to make your will

To find out about remembering Sightsavers in your will, call Megan or Declan on +353 (01) 663 7666
Email [email protected] or [email protected]

You can also read Sightsavers’ guide to making a will using the button below.

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