Would you Become a Benefactor?
Benefactors in the past have been generous in their legacies to the church, for the glory of God and for their fellow worshippers.
The Clopton Chapel, the pulpit, the ‘American Window’, the cross on the chancel roof (pictured below): all have been funded by charitable patrons to the church.
Your legacy, large or small, could help us not only to maintain the structure of Holy Trinity Church but also to enhance it for the greater comfort and pleasure of parishioners and visitors alike.

Ways in which YOU can help
Remember The Friends of Shakespeare’s Church in your will.

• Make a specific legacy
• Add a codicil to an existing will
• Make a residuary bequest

Your solicitor will guide you. Any bequest should be signed and witnessed.

A Specific Legacy
A specific legacy of money or property can be bequeathed to the Friends of Shakespeare’s Church.

A Codicil To An Existing Will
A codicil to an existing will declares that, in addition to the legacies given by an existing will, a further legacy of a certain sum should be given to the Friends of Shakespeare’s Church.

A Residuary Bequest
A residuary bequest states that all (or a certain share) of the residue of the benefactor’s estate should be given to the Friends of Shakespeare’s Church.