04 Mar Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People join TGP

Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People joins The Goodwill Partnership to offer Will writing services to its supporters and volunteers with immediate effect.

Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF) is a leading national disability charity with over 80 years’ experience supporting children and adults with physical and learning disabilities or acquired brain injuries.

QEF’s work involves developing innovative services to support children and adults with disabilities or acquired brain injuries, whether its developing life skills to live as independently as possible, neuro rehabilitation to rebuild a life after a brain injury or learning to drive a specially adapted car.

With over 35% of total donated income coming from gifts in legacies, they are a vital part of the charities fundraising.  By joining The Goodwill Partnership, QEF can offer their supporters and volunteers a best practice, home visit, Solicitor provided Will writing service which will allow the supporter to leave a gift to the charity, although there is no obligation to do so.

“We are so pleased to have joined forces with The Goodwill Partnership to enable us to offer a special discounted rate for our QEF supporters” says Hazel Cornick, Head of Supporter Engagement, QEF.

Mark Jackson, Co-Founder of The Goodwill Partnership, says: “Partnering with QEF means a great deal to The Goodwill Partnership as we have huge admiration for the tireless work they do supporting children and adults in the UK with physical and learning disabilities or acquired brain injuries.  We are delighted to be helping QEF to raise much needed funds via legacy donations”.