Right now we'd like to encourage people set up modest direct debit donations to the charity so we can build up an army of resilient supporters. So, for not even the cost of a couple of frothy coffees a month, you too could join the Boaz supporter army ensuring we fight for the rights of adults with learning disabilities to be taken seriously as people and given meaningful work to do in our beautiful farm environment.
"We just love the people. They are honest."
Alan and Angie, volunteers
If you're reading this and pondering if this is a good place to drop your gift each month, ponder no more. Just click on an amount that suits you...
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One off donations: (if you would prefer to give a one off donation rather than a monthly direct debit)
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"We just love the people. They are honest."
Alan and Angie, volunteers
If you're reading this and pondering if this is a good place to drop your gift each month, ponder no more. Just click on an amount that suits you...
Donate £5/mth
Donate £10/mth
Donate £20/month
Donate £50/month
One off donations: (if you would prefer to give a one off donation rather than a monthly direct debit)
Donate £10
Donate £25
Donate £50
Donate £100
Donate £250
Donate £500
Donate £1000
Donate £2500
Gift aid:
If you pay tax we could get an extra 28% on top of your gift simply by you agreeing to gift-aid it. (we get the tax you have paid on your donation back from the inland revenue). To qualify for Gift Aid you need to pay enough UK income tax and/or capital gains tax to cover the amount of tax Boaz Project will claim from your donation.
Please download the attached gift aid recovery form, fill it in and email or post it back to us.
If you pay tax we could get an extra 28% on top of your gift simply by you agreeing to gift-aid it. (we get the tax you have paid on your donation back from the inland revenue). To qualify for Gift Aid you need to pay enough UK income tax and/or capital gains tax to cover the amount of tax Boaz Project will claim from your donation.
Please download the attached gift aid recovery form, fill it in and email or post it back to us.
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Legacies
How to leave a lasting legacy
Leaving a gift in your Will can be a way of continuing your impact in the world after you have gone. Every gift will help to transform the life of an adult with a learning disability. Your legacy will pay dividends for many generations.
It’s easy to leave a gift in your Will
Firstly, think about the family, friends and charities that are dear to you. By leaving a small percentage or part of your estate, shares or specific items – you can make a lasting difference to the lives of many people who need what BOAZ provides but who cannot otherwise afford to attend.
It’s tax effective
Gifts in Wills to UK charities are exempt from Inheritance Tax, reducing the tax threshold of your estate. By remembering BOAZ in your Will, your estate can go even further.
1. Decide what type of gift you’d like to leave
Some people leave a specific amount or item, but many people choose a share of their estate, as this type of gift won’t lose its value over time. There are different kinds of gift you can leave in your Will such as a:
Residuary gift: A gift of the remainder of the estate after all other bequests have been made and debts cleared is called a residuary bequest
Pecuniary gift: A gift of a fixed sum of money in your Will is called a pecuniary bequest. The value of pecuniary legacies will decrease over time, as the cost of living increases
Specific gift: A particular named item left as a gift in your Will is known as a specific bequest – for example, a piece of jewellery
Contingent gift: A gift in your Will that depends upon the occurrence of an event which may or may not happen is known legally as a contingent bequest. An example is a bequest to a charity which applies only if other beneficiaries named in the Will die before the person who made the Will.
2. Visit a Solicitor
Making or updating a Will is usually quick and straightforward. BOAZ would advise anyone to get in touch with a practicing Solicitor to help you do this. If you need to find one BOAZ can help.
Please also remember to use our full name and the correct registered address:
The Boaz Trust Hampshire Limited
Hill Farm
Sutton Scotney
Winchester
SO21 3NT
UK registered Charity number: 1121699
3. Let us know
Please let us know if you’ve remembered Boaz in your Will – we would love to thank you properly.
How to leave a lasting legacy
Leaving a gift in your Will can be a way of continuing your impact in the world after you have gone. Every gift will help to transform the life of an adult with a learning disability. Your legacy will pay dividends for many generations.
It’s easy to leave a gift in your Will
Firstly, think about the family, friends and charities that are dear to you. By leaving a small percentage or part of your estate, shares or specific items – you can make a lasting difference to the lives of many people who need what BOAZ provides but who cannot otherwise afford to attend.
It’s tax effective
Gifts in Wills to UK charities are exempt from Inheritance Tax, reducing the tax threshold of your estate. By remembering BOAZ in your Will, your estate can go even further.
1. Decide what type of gift you’d like to leave
Some people leave a specific amount or item, but many people choose a share of their estate, as this type of gift won’t lose its value over time. There are different kinds of gift you can leave in your Will such as a:
Residuary gift: A gift of the remainder of the estate after all other bequests have been made and debts cleared is called a residuary bequest
Pecuniary gift: A gift of a fixed sum of money in your Will is called a pecuniary bequest. The value of pecuniary legacies will decrease over time, as the cost of living increases
Specific gift: A particular named item left as a gift in your Will is known as a specific bequest – for example, a piece of jewellery
Contingent gift: A gift in your Will that depends upon the occurrence of an event which may or may not happen is known legally as a contingent bequest. An example is a bequest to a charity which applies only if other beneficiaries named in the Will die before the person who made the Will.
2. Visit a Solicitor
Making or updating a Will is usually quick and straightforward. BOAZ would advise anyone to get in touch with a practicing Solicitor to help you do this. If you need to find one BOAZ can help.
Please also remember to use our full name and the correct registered address:
The Boaz Trust Hampshire Limited
Hill Farm
Sutton Scotney
Winchester
SO21 3NT
UK registered Charity number: 1121699
3. Let us know
Please let us know if you’ve remembered Boaz in your Will – we would love to thank you properly.
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To support Boaz you need to select "The Boaz Trust Hampshire Limited" as your charity.
To support Boaz you need to select "The Boaz Trust Hampshire Limited" as your charity.