TUCK IN PANEL: 61MM
64MM
BACK PAGE (8)
FRONT PAGE (1)
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000 Email: admin@chss.org.uk Web: www.chss.org.uk
For your solicitor or willwriter
Meet Mairi. She’s decided to fight chest, heart and stroke illness to the very end.
Scottish Charity No. SC018761
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000
For a loved one
Email: admin@chss.org.uk
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland,
Web: www.chss.org.uk
Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000
Scottish Charity No. SC018761
Email: admin@chss.org.uk
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963
For you
Web: www.chss.org.uk
Make the end a new beginning.
Advice Line: 0845 077 6000 Email: admin@chss.org.uk Web: www.chss.org.uk
Registered with and regulated by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (charity no SC018761), Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland and CHSS are operating names of The Chest Heart and Stroke Association Scotland. Also registered in Scotland as a company limited by guarantee, no SC129114. Scottish Charity No. SC018761
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 1-3
A gift in your Will can mean life to those suffering from chest, heart and stroke illness in Scotland.
This leaflet was produced with the kind support of Do Good Advertising.
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE 2
PAGE 3
How can ordinary people like Mairi make such a huge difference?
Meet Iain. She’syear Last decided he had to fight a heart chest, attack. heart anditstroke But was his illness to thedaughter baby very end. he was afraid for.
Mairi knows the fight against Scotland’s biggest killers won’t be easy. Her recovery from a stroke was an upward struggle. But with determination and effort, things can change. And the more people who decide to join together in this battle, the sooner we can turn the corner. One incredibly effective way to help is by leaving a gift in your Will. This helps us feel secure in the knowledge there will be funds to continue our vital work.
A gift in your Will means long term funding for these essential services. Making or amending your Will doesn’t take much time or effort. Even the smallest gift can make a difference. You may choose to leave a share of your estate (a residuary bequest) or a fixed sum of money (a pecuniary bequest).
Mairi knows first-hand how important our services can be. She knows she doesn’t have to cope alone when she attends her local CHSS Stroke Group. Here she finds friendship, positivity and Please take some time to read through experiences to share. She’s also found this booklet before you contact your the confidence to join in our Voices solicitor or willwriter. Scotland programme, encouraging everyone affected by chest , heart or stroke illness to speak out and influence their local NHS services and to campaign on crucial issues that affect them.
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 4-5
When Iain suffered a heart attack, his first concern was for his child. Would he still be here to see her grow up? Like so many people with a chest, heart or stroke condition, he felt isolated and frightened. That’s where we came in.
Having completed his rehabilitation programme, Iain wanted to continue getting stronger but was anxious about which activities he could safely do. He called our award winning Advice Line, where the nurse listened and understood his anxiety and frustration. She was reassuring and referred him to his local CHSS Heart Group, where he continues to enjoy structured exercise and support. He tells us that we were a lifeline when he needed it most. So when Iain recently added a gift in his Will to us, he was reassured that his small contribution would go a long way to support our invaluable services.
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE 2
PAGE 3
How can ordinary people like Mairi make such a huge difference?
Meet Iain. She’syear Last decided he had to fight a heart chest, attack. heart anditstroke But was his illness to thedaughter baby very end. he was afraid for.
Mairi knows the fight against Scotland’s biggest killers won’t be easy. Her recovery from a stroke was an upward struggle. But with determination and effort, things can change. And the more people who decide to join together in this battle, the sooner we can turn the corner. One incredibly effective way to help is by leaving a gift in your Will. This helps us feel secure in the knowledge there will be funds to continue our vital work.
A gift in your Will means long term funding for these essential services. Making or amending your Will doesn’t take much time or effort. Even the smallest gift can make a difference. You may choose to leave a share of your estate (a residuary bequest) or a fixed sum of money (a pecuniary bequest).
Mairi knows first-hand how important our services can be. She knows she doesn’t have to cope alone when she attends her local CHSS Stroke Group. Here she finds friendship, positivity and Please take some time to read through experiences to share. She’s also found this booklet before you contact your the confidence to join in our Voices solicitor or willwriter. Scotland programme, encouraging everyone affected by chest , heart or stroke illness to speak out and influence their local NHS services and to campaign on crucial issues that affect them.
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 4-5
When Iain suffered a heart attack, his first concern was for his child. Would he still be here to see her grow up? Like so many people with a chest, heart or stroke condition, he felt isolated and frightened. That’s where we came in.
Having completed his rehabilitation programme, Iain wanted to continue getting stronger but was anxious about which activities he could safely do. He called our award winning Advice Line, where the nurse listened and understood his anxiety and frustration. She was reassuring and referred him to his local CHSS Heart Group, where he continues to enjoy structured exercise and support. He tells us that we were a lifeline when he needed it most. So when Iain recently added a gift in his Will to us, he was reassured that his small contribution would go a long way to support our invaluable services.
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE 4
PAGE 5
Meet Connor. At the age of 10 he became the man of the house.
Connor lost his dad at age 42. A picture of health, a stroke was the last thing anyone expected. Family life was shattered. Tragically, Connor won’t be the only child to lose a loved one this year to chest, heart or stroke illness. That’s why we’re developing unique materials designed and written especially for children and teenagers to help them understand and cope with the effects of losing or living with a parent suffering from these devastating conditions. Our groundbreaking research continues into the prevention of these deaths. We fund essential project teams in Scotland’s University Medical Schools and hospitals, as well as backing innovative clinical trials. We’re passionate about educating children in Scotland about the long term benefits of an active lifestyle. Our Active Expressions programme has reached tens of thousands of school children in Scotland, promoting sponsored aerobic activities that are fun and challenging, to get children active for life. A gift in your Will can help us ensure a happier and healthier future for every child in Scotland.
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 6-7
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE 4
PAGE 5
Meet Connor. At the age of 10 he became the man of the house.
Connor lost his dad at age 42. A picture of health, a stroke was the last thing anyone expected. Family life was shattered. Tragically, Connor won’t be the only child to lose a loved one this year to chest, heart or stroke illness. That’s why we’re developing unique materials designed and written especially for children and teenagers to help them understand and cope with the effects of losing or living with a parent suffering from these devastating conditions. Our groundbreaking research continues into the prevention of these deaths. We fund essential project teams in Scotland’s University Medical Schools and hospitals, as well as backing innovative clinical trials. We’re passionate about educating children in Scotland about the long term benefits of an active lifestyle. Our Active Expressions programme has reached tens of thousands of school children in Scotland, promoting sponsored aerobic activities that are fun and challenging, to get children active for life. A gift in your Will can help us ensure a happier and healthier future for every child in Scotland.
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 6-7
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE7
PAGE 6
Meet Heather. After her gran died she became determined to stop Scotland’s biggest killers.
We need you to help us continue the fight.
Heather also found out about our personal support grants, which meant she could buy a specially adapted chair to allow her gran to get some rest. For the first time in months, she saw her gran comfortable enough to get some much needed sleep.
When she was distressed by her gran’s breathing difficulties, our Advice Line nurses offered reassurance and sent her some information about COPD, with advice on how to make things a little easier for her gran.
The gift included in Heather’s Will to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland is in memory of her beloved gran, to help others like her in the future when they need it most.
Hand this to your solicitor or willwriter. Once you’re ready to visit a solicitor or willwriter to make or amend your Will, simply fill in this card and take it with you.
TUCK IN PANEL: 61MM
I don’t have a Will: I would like to make a Will and include a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland as indicated below.
I have a Will: I would like to change my existing Will to include a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland as indicated below. I would like my gift to be in the form of: A residuary gift (the residue of my estate).
One in every ten people in Scotland is living with chest, heart or stroke illness right now. Mums, dads, brothers, sisters, friends and colleagues. But it doesn’t have to be like this. By leaving a gift in your Will you will be helping in the battle against Scotland’s biggest killers. From research into prevention, to funding for specialist nurses, a gift in your Will can help us meet the challenge.
Heather was devastated when she lost her gran to lung disease. She felt totally helpless. But while her gran was alive she appreciated so much the care, support and advice she received from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland.
64MM
To make things as easy as possible, you can use these little tear-off cards to help you arrange a gift in your Will. It’s a lot easier than you might think. Your solicitor or willwriter will be only too happy to explain the process to you. Or for more advice call us on 0131 225 4800.
A pecuniary bequest (a fixed sum). A specific item (such as jewellery).
For a loved one. Dear:
My solicitor or willwriter’s details: Name: Address:
Here is some important information that I would like you to keep. I’m sure you won’t need it for some time, but I feel reassured knowing you have it.
Tel:
My documents: My Will and important documents can be found:
From:
My checklist.
I made or updated my Will on: Date:
Once you’ve included a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland in your Will, simply fill in this card to help as a quick reminder. Don’t forget, keeping your Will up to date is important, especially if your circumstances change.
Place: A copy of my Will is kept:
I’ll revisit my Will in:
years
I have informed this person about my Will:
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 8-10
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE7
PAGE 6
Meet Heather. After her gran died she became determined to stop Scotland’s biggest killers.
We need you to help us continue the fight.
Heather also found out about our personal support grants, which meant she could buy a specially adapted chair to allow her gran to get some rest. For the first time in months, she saw her gran comfortable enough to get some much needed sleep.
When she was distressed by her gran’s breathing difficulties, our Advice Line nurses offered reassurance and sent her some information about COPD, with advice on how to make things a little easier for her gran.
The gift included in Heather’s Will to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland is in memory of her beloved gran, to help others like her in the future when they need it most.
Hand this to your solicitor or willwriter. Once you’re ready to visit a solicitor or willwriter to make or amend your Will, simply fill in this card and take it with you.
TUCK IN PANEL: 61MM
I don’t have a Will: I would like to make a Will and include a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland as indicated below.
I have a Will: I would like to change my existing Will to include a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland as indicated below. I would like my gift to be in the form of: A residuary gift (the residue of my estate).
One in every ten people in Scotland is living with chest, heart or stroke illness right now. Mums, dads, brothers, sisters, friends and colleagues. But it doesn’t have to be like this. By leaving a gift in your Will you will be helping in the battle against Scotland’s biggest killers. From research into prevention, to funding for specialist nurses, a gift in your Will can help us meet the challenge.
Heather was devastated when she lost her gran to lung disease. She felt totally helpless. But while her gran was alive she appreciated so much the care, support and advice she received from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland.
64MM
To make things as easy as possible, you can use these little tear-off cards to help you arrange a gift in your Will. It’s a lot easier than you might think. Your solicitor or willwriter will be only too happy to explain the process to you. Or for more advice call us on 0131 225 4800.
A pecuniary bequest (a fixed sum). A specific item (such as jewellery).
For a loved one. Dear:
My solicitor or willwriter’s details: Name: Address:
Here is some important information that I would like you to keep. I’m sure you won’t need it for some time, but I feel reassured knowing you have it.
Tel:
My documents: My Will and important documents can be found:
From:
My checklist.
I made or updated my Will on: Date:
Once you’ve included a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland in your Will, simply fill in this card to help as a quick reminder. Don’t forget, keeping your Will up to date is important, especially if your circumstances change.
Place: A copy of my Will is kept:
I’ll revisit my Will in:
years
I have informed this person about my Will:
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 8-10
23/08/2011 15:13
TUCK IN PANEL: 61MM
64MM
BACK PAGE (8)
FRONT PAGE (1)
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000 Email: admin@chss.org.uk Web: www.chss.org.uk
For your solicitor or willwriter
Meet Mairi. She’s decided to fight chest, heart and stroke illness to the very end.
Scottish Charity No. SC018761
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000
For a loved one
Email: admin@chss.org.uk
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland,
Web: www.chss.org.uk
Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000
Scottish Charity No. SC018761
Email: admin@chss.org.uk
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963
For you
Web: www.chss.org.uk
Make the end a new beginning.
Advice Line: 0845 077 6000 Email: admin@chss.org.uk Web: www.chss.org.uk
Registered with and regulated by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (charity no SC018761), Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland and CHSS are operating names of The Chest Heart and Stroke Association Scotland. Also registered in Scotland as a company limited by guarantee, no SC129114. Scottish Charity No. SC018761
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 1-3
A gift in your Will can mean life to those suffering from chest, heart and stroke illness in Scotland.
This leaflet was produced with the kind support of Do Good Advertising.
23/08/2011 15:13
PAGE7
PAGE 6
Meet Heather. After her gran died she became determined to stop Scotland’s biggest killers.
We need you to help us continue the fight.
Heather also found out about our personal support grants, which meant she could buy a specially adapted chair to allow her gran to get some rest. For the first time in months, she saw her gran comfortable enough to get some much needed sleep.
When she was distressed by her gran’s breathing difficulties, our Advice Line nurses offered reassurance and sent her some information about COPD, with advice on how to make things a little easier for her gran.
The gift included in Heather’s Will to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland is in memory of her beloved gran, to help others like her in the future when they need it most.
Hand this to your solicitor or willwriter. Once you’re ready to visit a solicitor or willwriter to make or amend your Will, simply fill in this card and take it with you.
TUCK IN PANEL: 61MM
I don’t have a Will: I would like to make a Will and include a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland as indicated below.
I have a Will: I would like to change my existing Will to include a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland as indicated below. I would like my gift to be in the form of: A residuary gift (the residue of my estate).
One in every ten people in Scotland is living with chest, heart or stroke illness right now. Mums, dads, brothers, sisters, friends and colleagues. But it doesn’t have to be like this. By leaving a gift in your Will you will be helping in the battle against Scotland’s biggest killers. From research into prevention, to funding for specialist nurses, a gift in your Will can help us meet the challenge.
Heather was devastated when she lost her gran to lung disease. She felt totally helpless. But while her gran was alive she appreciated so much the care, support and advice she received from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland.
64MM
To make things as easy as possible, you can use these little tear-off cards to help you arrange a gift in your Will. It’s a lot easier than you might think. Your solicitor or willwriter will be only too happy to explain the process to you. Or for more advice call us on 0131 225 4800.
A pecuniary bequest (a fixed sum). A specific item (such as jewellery).
For a loved one. Dear:
My solicitor or willwriter’s details: Name: Address:
Here is some important information that I would like you to keep. I’m sure you won’t need it for some time, but I feel reassured knowing you have it.
Tel:
My documents: My Will and important documents can be found:
From:
My checklist.
I made or updated my Will on: Date:
Once you’ve included a gift to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland in your Will, simply fill in this card to help as a quick reminder. Don’t forget, keeping your Will up to date is important, especially if your circumstances change.
Place: A copy of my Will is kept:
I’ll revisit my Will in:
years
I have informed this person about my Will:
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 8-10
23/08/2011 15:13
TUCK IN PANEL: 61MM
64MM
BACK PAGE (8)
FRONT PAGE (1)
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000 Email: admin@chss.org.uk Web: www.chss.org.uk
For your solicitor or willwriter
Meet Mairi. She’s decided to fight chest, heart and stroke illness to the very end.
Scottish Charity No. SC018761
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000
For a loved one
Email: admin@chss.org.uk
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland,
Web: www.chss.org.uk
Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963 Advice Line: 0845 077 6000
Scottish Charity No. SC018761
Email: admin@chss.org.uk
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, Rosebery House, 9 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh EH12 5EZ Tel: 0131 225 6963
For you
Web: www.chss.org.uk
Make the end a new beginning.
Advice Line: 0845 077 6000 Email: admin@chss.org.uk Web: www.chss.org.uk
Registered with and regulated by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (charity no SC018761), Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland and CHSS are operating names of The Chest Heart and Stroke Association Scotland. Also registered in Scotland as a company limited by guarantee, no SC129114. Scottish Charity No. SC018761
D233 CHSS Legacy A5 Leaflet.indd 1-3
A gift in your Will can mean life to those suffering from chest, heart and stroke illness in Scotland.
This leaflet was produced with the kind support of Do Good Advertising.
23/08/2011 15:13