Remember us in your Will

And help us work towards a future where all people with severe learning disabilities, whose behaviour challenges, have the right support and opportunities to live full and active lives.

Your Will provides for your family and loved ones after your death. But did you know you can also ensure a charity close to your heart is provided for too?

The Challenging Behaviour Foundation relies on the generosity of our donors whose support enables us to continue to be there for people with severe learning disabilities and their families. Not everyone is able to give in their lifetime and a gift in your Will ensures that your impact will live on long after you have gone. Even a small gift can have a big impact, helping future generations and creating a legacy of kindness.

As an added benefit, it also reduces the tax liability of your estate — helping you to do more with what you leave.

If you’d like more information or an informal chat about remembering the Challenging Behaviour Foundation in your Will please contact Emma at emma.deabill@thecbf.org.uk

How to leave a gift in your Will

Contact a solicitor

A solicitor will make sure that your wishes will be carried out as you intend. The Law Society has a website which can help you to find one in your area.

Find a solicitor – the law society

Choose the type of gift you would like to leave to the CBF:

A residuary gift – this is a percentage share of the value of your assets, such as property and savings. This type of gift won’t lose value over time.

A pecuniary gift – this is a specified amount of money and can be any amount you choose.

A specific gift – this is where you leave a specific item or items, such as such as jewellery, stamps or medals.

Write your Will

Your solicitor can help with this. To leave a gift to the CBF, you will need to include the following charity details:

The Challenging Behaviour Foundation, c/o The Old Courthouse, New Road Avenue, Chatham, Kent, ME4 6BE.

Registered charity number 1060714.

Appoint your executor

Your executor will be responsible for carrying out the instructions in your Will. This can be a friend, relative, or your solicitor.

Please let us know

You can help us plan for the future by letting us know about your legacy gift. We understand leaving a gift in your Will is a very personal and important decision. We can offer support and provide additional peace of mind that your wishes will be followed. Anything you tell us will be confidential and not legally binding.

Remembering Jan

At The CBF we remember the wonderful Jan Seamer. Jan was a family carer who supported The CBF in many ways. Amongst her many valuable contributions, she was instrumental in the development of our behaviour workshops, ensuring they gave practical information to families based on lived experience. To honour Jan’s work and commitment, we have been able to offer free sets of workshops for family carers in her memory.