Leave a legacy for a fairer, greener world
Why leave a legacy?
What we do with our money shapes the kind of world we leave behind.
At JustMoney Movement, our faith calls us to use money in ways that seek justice, tackle inequality and care for creation. We work with churches, charities and individuals to explore a more ethical use of money and build a stronger movement for change. We campaign for a more just use of money by banks and businesses and in the tax system.
A legacy gift can help us to:
- equip churches to engage with money more ethically
- support campaigns for economic justice
- encourage ethical banking and investing
- hold businesses and those in power to account
- inspire future generations to use money differently
- help build a fairer, greener economy
and is an opportunity to:
- express your values
- support long-term systemic change
- care for future generations
A gift in your will, whether large or small, to the JustMoney Movement can help build a more just, compassionate and sustainable future and create long-term change.
How legacy giving works
After taking care of family and loved ones, many people choose to leave a gift to a charity whose values matter deeply to them.
There are several ways to leave a legacy gift to JustMoney Movement. You could bequeath:
- A share of your estate
- A percentage of what remains after other gifts and costs have been paid
- A specific sum of money stipulated in your will
- A particular item such as property, investments or valuable possessions.
To leave a gift in your will, we recommend speaking with a solicitor or professional will writer.
Our charity details
Charity name: The Eccumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility (ECCR) – trading as JustMoney Movement
Registered charity number: 1139618
Registered address: JustMoney Movement, The Bluecoat, Upper Northgate Street, Chester, CH1 4EE
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be wealthy to leave a gift in my will?
No. Legacy gifts of every size help support long-term change. Many people choose to leave a small percentage of their estate once family and friends have been provided for.
Do I need a solicitor?
We strongly recommend using a solicitor or professional will writer to ensure your wishes are carried out correctly.
Can I change my will later?
Yes. Wills can usually be updated at any time.
Are charitable gifts exempt from inheritance tax?
In the UK, gifts left to registered charities are usually exempt from inheritance tax. We recommend seeking independent legal or financial advice for guidance specific to your circumstances.
Can I choose how my gift is used?
We are happy to discuss your wishes and how your gift could support particular areas of our work.
We’re here to help
We understand that writing a will is a personal decision. If you would like to speak confidentially about leaving a legacy gift to JustMoney Movement, we would be pleased to hear from you.
There is no pressure and no obligation — simply an opportunity to explore your options and ask questions.
Contact Us here.