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Thank you for considering leaving a gift to TASC in your Will – we’re incredibly grateful. Your support can help us to continue caring for those who care for us.
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Since 2015, TASC has been here for everyone in the UK’s ambulance family. A gift in your Will to TASC is an incredible way to give something back to our ambulance community and leave a lasting legacy to ensure the UK’s lifesavers are taken care of in their time of need.
Gifts in Wills are a very special way of continuing your support for our work far into the future. They are vital to all areas of our work, so any gift you give, whatever size, will make a big difference to the people we help.
How to leave TASC a gift in your Will
You’ll need them to ensure your gift reaches us. Here’s everything you need to know:
TASC, The Ambulance Staff Charity
Registered UK address: 12 Ensign Business Centre, Westwood Way, Coventry, CV4 8JA
A charity registered in England and Wales. Charity number: 1163538
A charity registered in Scotland. Charity number: SC046384
There are three types of gifts or ‘bequests’ you can give in your Will:
Pecuniary bequests
These are gifts of specific amounts of money e.g. £100, £500, £2,000 etc.
Residual bequests
These gifts are portions of your entire estate value once the funeral costs and any debts have been paid. For example, if your entire estate is worth £100,000 and you leave 2% to TASC, your gift would be £2,000.
Specific bequests
These gifts are specific items, such as jewellery, paintings, vehicles, or heirlooms which TASC can auction off to raise money.
As of 2023, the standard rate for Inheritance Tax is 40% on your total estate value above £325,000. For example, if your total estate is worth £400,000, the Inheritance Tax would be 40% of £75,000.
Any gift you make to a UK charity in your Will is free of Inheritance Tax, and the amount you gift to charity could reduce the amount of tax on the rest of your estate. If you give at least 10% of your taxable estate to charity, the Inheritance Tax rate drops from 40% to 36%.
Once you’ve completed the above steps, it’s time to get in touch with your solicitor to have your Will drawn up or amended. If you don’t have a solicitor, you can find one in your local area on the Law Society website.
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Can provide 88 hours of support for people struggling with trauma and/or PTSD.
Robert came to TASC because he was struggling with his mental health which was also starting to affect his physical wellbeing. We arranged for Robert to have sessions with our in-house counsellor to talk about coping techniques and we also funded sessions for him to meet with an external counsellor to help with his PTSD symptoms.
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Any donation we receive makes a big difference to the people we support and we’re thankful for anything you can give.
As an example, the average amount given to charities each month is £27, a £27 donation to TASC would pay for 30 minutes of counselling for someone struggling with a traumatic work call out or 90 minutes of support for someone struggling to make ends meet. Small amounts can have a big impact to the people we support in their time of need.
If you have several causes that are close to your heart, you can leave a gift in your Will to as many as you like. You can also specify what you would like to leave, for example, a portion of your total estate, an amount of money or even a specific item such as jewellery or a painting.
You can update your Will at any time. Any changes to your Will are called a ‘codicil’ – an official alteration. You may want to update your Will if you get married, separated, have children or grandchildren, or are buying your first home.
Learn more about TASC's cause and our work to support the wellbeing of the UK's ambulance community.
Learn more >Learn more about the impact TASC had on the ambulance community in the last year.
Learn more >Read our success stories to learn more about the difference we've made in people's lives.
Learn more >Visit the UK government website to learn more about what happens to someone's estate if they die without a will.
Learn more >Vist Remember A Charity to learn more about leaving a gift in your Will, including FAQs and how to find a solicitor.
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