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LEAVE A LEGACY

 

We are deeply touched and so very grateful to one of our late clients who recently left us a generous legacy in her will. A family member said: ‘The legacy feels like a drop in the ocean compared to what Crossroads Care did for us, but at least it’s something…. Crossroads made a huge difference.’

Leaving a legacy can help support us in our mission to provide vital services to those often hard-to-reach families and carers; many of whom sit outside the statutory framework. It is also a lovely way to keep a loved-one’s memory alive.

Our team is always here to help. Simply pick up the phone and call us on 020 8943 9421 or email us on info@crossroadscarerk.org.uk

If you would like to leave a legacy, please note that our details are Crossroads Care Richmond and Kingston upon Thames and quote our Registered Charity Number: 1052334.

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