Leave a Gift In Your Will

Making a Will is one of the most important things you can do to ensure family and friends are looked after and provide you with invaluable peace of mind.

By considering leaving a gift to the Army Benevolent Fund, you are leaving a meaningful legacy to help those who have served their country but now find themselves in times of hardship or need.

With no government funding, we rely on the gifts we receive from Wills to support more then a third of our work.

The Army Benevolent Fund can help by recommending specialist solicitors near you from our trusted partners.

There is absolutely no obligation to leave us a gift.

Please complete the following form to let us know your thoughts on supporting the Army Benevolent Fund in this very special way.

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Pledger Stories

HARRY CLARK

Having worked in the legal profession for over 40 years, Harry Clark has prepared a lot of Wills during his career. “I must have drafted thousands that included charitable gifts! So I soon learned that this was popular thing to do,” he said.

CHARLES DUNPHIE

A fourth-generation soldier, Charles Dunphie spent over 12 years working for the Army Benevolent Fund (ABF), as the charity’s Regional Director in Scotland.

MAJOR GENERAL TIM HYAMS CB OBE

Major General Hyams has also pledged a gift in his own Will, so that the ABF’s vital care and support for the Army family may continue. “Last time I looked, the need for an Army is not going to go away; so, as the Army’s national charity, we are here for the long term.”

JUDITH GILPIN

“Mum was a fiercely patriotic person and never forgot all the suffering in the Second World War and recent times. We do hope this money will help some of the soldiers.”

Kathleen (Kath) Wilcock died, aged 95, in 2017. In 2018 a letter from her daughter, Judith Gilpin, explained that Kath had left the Army Benevolent Fund (ABF) a gift in her Will.

Dennis Stone

“My uncle was part of four generations of Army officers in our family. His loyalty to the British Armed Forces was lifelong and unwavering.”

As the Executor for his uncle’s Will, Matthew Stone was not surprised to learn that he had left a generous donation of £10,000 to the Army Benevolent Fund (ABF). A former soldier himself, Dennis Stone had already raised over £600 for the ABF in his lifetime.