Pecuniary legacy
A specific sum of money left in a Will.
For more than six decades, The Nash Ensemble has brought together exceptional musicians to perform the finest chamber music, champion new commissions and nurture the next generation of artists. A gift in your Will can help secure this legacy for years to come.
Every legacy, whatever its size, makes a lasting difference. It enables us to plan with confidence, invest in ambitious artistic projects, support emerging talent and bring chamber music to audiences who might not otherwise have the opportunity to experience it.
After providing for your loved ones, we hope you will consider leaving a gift to The Nash Ensemble. Your generosity will help ensure that the music you cherish continues to inspire future generations.
There are several ways you can support our work through a legacy gift. You may choose to leave a specific sum of money (a pecuniary legacy) or a share of your estate (a residuary legacy).
A specific sum of money left in a Will.
A share of the remaining estate.
A lasting difference
If you already have a Will, it is usually straightforward to add a Codicil (an amendment to your existing Will) to include The Nash Ensemble as a beneficiary, without needing to rewrite your entire Will.
A legacy gift, whatever its size, will help us continue to bring exceptional musicians together, champion great music and inspire future audiences.
A personal conversation
If you have already included The Nash Ensemble in your Will, or would like to discuss legacy giving in confidence, we would be delighted to hear from you. Thank you for considering this special way of supporting our work.
Please feel free to contact us on contact@nashensemble.org.uk. We will be very happy to answer any questions and talk you through the process.
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