A gift that lasts beyond a lifetime
A gift of hope that lives on
After looking after the people you love, you may choose to leave a gift in your Will to help people living with trigeminal neuralgia and facial pain in the years ahead. Whatever the size of your gift, it can help keep support available, improve understanding and strengthen the patient voice for future generations.
Your loved ones come first
Your Will is personal. Family and friends will usually be the first people you want to provide for. If you then choose to remember TNA UK, even a small share of what is left can become part of something lasting.
There is no pressure to tell us whether you intend to leave a gift. If you would like to talk it through, we will treat the conversation with respect and confidentiality.
Support tomorrow
Help sustain helplines, patient information, support groups and practical help for people affected by TN and facial pain.
Build understanding
Support awareness, professional education and better public understanding of trigeminal neuralgia and facial pain.
Strengthen research
Help keep patient voice and research engagement at the heart of work to improve care and outcomes.
Choose the gift that feels right for you
There are several ways to remember the charity in your Will. A solicitor or professional Will writer can help you choose the option that best reflects your wishes.
A share of your estate
Often called a residuary gift: a percentage of what remains after debts, taxes and other gifts have been dealt with.
A fixed sum
Often called a pecuniary gift: a specific amount of money chosen by you.
A specific item
A particular possession, property or other asset can also be left as a gift.
Will-writing support
Wills of York has provided TNA UK members with a free basic Will-writing service. Please contact Wills of York directly to confirm current availability and terms before relying on the service.
Wills of York
01759 361 971
TNA UK does not provide legal advice and is not responsible for advice given by an independent Will-writing provider.
Inheritance Tax
Gifts left to a qualifying charity are normally taken off the value of an estate before Inheritance Tax is calculated. If at least 10% of the net estate is left to charity, the Inheritance Tax rate on some assets may be reduced from 40% to 36%.
Tax and succession rules depend on individual circumstances and can differ across the UK. Please take professional advice and check current official guidance.
Information for your solicitor
Please give your solicitor our full registered details:
Trigeminal Neuralgia Association UK
Registered charity no. 1155001
Your solicitor should draft wording appropriate to your circumstances. This page gives general information only and is not legal or tax advice.