'Someone is sitting in the shade today, because someone else planted a tree a long time ago'

                                                                                                                W. Buffet

By including a donation to Croí in your Will, you can be assured that our work will continue.

Believe it or not, leaving a legacy is very straightforward yet it can have a profound impact on your favoured charitable cause. Generally speaking, there are two main types of legacy:

1. Through your will, you can make provisions for your nearest and dearest first, and then leave the remainder, or part of the remainder of your estate to one or more of your preferred charitable causes. This is normally referred to as ‘A Residuary Bequest’.
2. A Pecuniary Bequest’ is where you state in your will that a specific sum of money (or a specific asset) is to be given to one or more of your preferred charitable causes.

In both cases, you require the services of your solicitor to include your bequest in your will. If you currently do not have a solicitor or a will, it is very easy to find one who can draw up a will for you. All solicitors should be providing this service at a nominal fee.
Very often, we do not become aware of a legacy intention until the donor has passed. For many people, this is a private matter which they keep to themselves and which we absolutely respect. It can be so much better however, to have discussed it with the beneficiary charity in advance, so that both the charity and you can plan for the future.
Should you decide to honour us through you will, a confidential, no obligations meeting can be arranged to discuss how a legacy from you can best support our work in the fight against heart disease and stroke.
 
If you would like further information or advice please contact us on 091 544310