A display at the Much Hadham Forge Museum
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to the Trust lifetime fees
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£200
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£300
Society
£300
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£750
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BACS
please use:
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number: 37135018
Account
name: Hertfordshire Building Preservation Trust
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The
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The Mill Guides Annual Outing
Volunteer
Mill Guide, Cromer Windmill
If you can spare just two or three afternoons during the summer,
help bring the mill to life for its visitors by becoming a Mill
Guide. You will be given all the information needed in order to
know more than 99% of our visitors, (and you will be able to learn
from the other 1% anyway!)
Contact:
enquiries@cromerwindmill.co.uk
Much Hadham Forge Museum
The MHFM is looking for volunteers to assist the Curator with a
variety of jobs at this small but dynamic museum. The number of
hours will be by arrangement with the Curator.
Contact:
Croxley Great Barn, Rickmansworth - grade II* listed 14th century aisled barn
A Gift in Your Will
As a registered charity, the Hertfordshire Building Preservation Trust relies now, more than ever on the support of individuals. One of the ways that you can help to ensure that the Trust continues its work for future generations is by supporting it with a gift in your will. Anyone can include a gift in their will, however large or small, all legacies are gratefully received and will be put to good use.
There are four ways that you can support the Trust through a gift in your will these are:
A Residual Legacy
This is a donation
of the remainder or a percentage of your estate after all debts,
taxes, expenses and other bequests have been made.
Pecuniary Legacy
This is
simply a fixed sum donation decided by you.
Specific Legacy
You may like to leave the Trust a personal possession or
asset including property, stocks and shares
etc
Revisionary Legacy
This is a valuable way of providing for your loved ones first. It
involves leaving assets to a specified beneficiary to enjoy during
their lifetime, with the whole or a portion reverting the Trust, on
their death.
A
gift in your will to the Trust can prove extremely tax-efficient.
The Trust has full charitable status; gifts made in this special
way are not subject to inheritance
tax.
Your will is one of the most important documents you will ever make so the Trust recommends that you seek the advice of a solicitor.
