A life in Ludlow. A legacy for Ludlow.
For generations, Ludlow Hospital has been there for local people and their families – providing care, reassurance and support at times when it matters most.
Ludlow Hospital League of Friends helps ensure that our local hospital and local health services supporting the community have the equipment, facilities and additional resources they need.
By remembering the League of Friends in your Will, you can help us continue that work for generations to come.
Leaving a gift
Naturally, the first priority when making a Will is to provide for the people you care about.
After doing so, you may wish to consider leaving a gift to Ludlow Hospital League of Friends. This might be a fixed amount, a particular asset, or a small proportion of what remains of your estate.
Every gift, whatever its size, is valuable to us.
What could my gift achieve?
Gifts left to the League of Friends can help us provide equipment, improve facilities and support services benefiting patients at Ludlow Hospital and in the local community.
A legacy might help provide anything from small pieces of equipment that make a patient’s stay more comfortable to significant improvements benefiting thousands of people over many years.
How do I include the League of Friends in my Will?
If you are making or updating your Will, we recommend speaking to a solicitor or professional Will writer.
Please ask them to use our full charity name and registered charity number:
Ludlow Hospital League of Friends
Registered Charity Number: 513978
If you have already made a Will, your solicitor can advise you about adding or changing a gift.
Already remembered us?
If you have already included Ludlow Hospital League of Friends in your Will, you do not need to tell us.
However, if you would like to let us know, we would be delighted to have the opportunity simply to thank you.
You do not need to tell us the value of your gift, and telling us does not create any commitment – you remain entirely free to change your Will at any time.
We cannot provide legal or financial advice, and we always recommend taking independent professional advice when making or changing a Will.