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Did you know that gifts left to Caritas Salford in Wills are incredibly important, and help us to continue providing our services to support local people at a time they need us most?

While many of us don’t want to think about it, or put it off for another day, making a Will and letting those closest to you know your wishes is vital – it is also usually a really straightforward process that doesn’t take much time to do, and is the only charitable gift that costs you nothing at all today.

When making a gift in their Will to charities like ours, many people believe that the amount left has to be significant to have an impact.

We know that’s not the case. In fact, just 1% left to a charity like Caritas Salford after your loved ones have been provided for, can make a huge difference to our work – and most importantly a huge difference to the lives of people in the communities we support across the diocese.

Will you please remember a charity in your Will this year?

To make a gift in your Will, all you need is our charity name – Caritas Diocese of Salford – and our registered charity number – 1125808. Your solicitor should be able to do the rest, and it usually only takes a few minutes.

There are lots of reasons to write a Will, often prompted by an event like the loss of a loved one, the birth of a child, marriage, purchasing property, or wanting to ensure those closest to you inherit and know your wishes.

When the time is right for you, please do consider remembering Caritas Salford too. Your kindness would make a huge, huge difference. Thank you.

If you need any support, have decided to leave a gift in your Will to our charity, or have any queries at all, please do get in touch. We’d love to hear from you, and to keep you updated about what we’re achieving currently, and our plans for the future.

Call Rachel Taylor on 0161 817 2285 or email her at legacy@caritassalford.org.uk

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A note about giving

We know that not everyone is able to give, or to give every time.

Catholic tradition reminds us that generosity is not measured solely by the size of a gift.  The parable account of the widow’s mite illustrates that gifts of every size, offered sacrificially and in faith, have equal dignity and value.

If you’re able to make a donation today, we invite you to be inspired by our gift catalogue by clicking the orange button below, for the difference your chosen donation could make.  We promise to use your gift where the need is greatest.

Larger donations: If you’re considering making a significant donation and would like to understand what a difference and impact this could have, please contact our team.

Get inspired with our gift catalogue

Or click here to make a donation

  • £157
    could provide a weekly food and essentials shop for a family in crisis
  • £250
    could provide items for wellbeing activities programmes like cookery, art, sport or music
  • £350
    could provide everything needed for a raised bed or plot in our community allotment, such as plants, tools, clothing and compost
  • £1,500
    could provide a room for a year for someone, preventing them becoming homeless
  • £1,500
    could provide interpretation and translation services to ensure that anyone who is d/Deaf or has another language which is not English can access the help to move out of poverty or homelessness

How we help – Michael’s story

Michael decided he wants to leave a lasting legacy so has kindly remembered our charity with a gift in his Will.

Read their story

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Other ways to donate

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    We operate services with the help of funds donated from our wonderful supporters.  If you prefer to make a gift in-kind or collect practical goods, please choose from our list of urgently needed essentials.

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    Give thanks for special occasions, everyday blessings and prayers answered, whilst supporting local people in crisis. Give the world something to celebrate.

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    There are many ways you can remember someone special and know that you are supporting people in our local communities facing poverty, disadvantage, homelessness and isolation.  For those who share our love and concern for others, make a donation to help transform lives today as a lasting tribute.

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