Christopher
Lloyd bequeathed his share of Great Dixter to the Great Dixter
Charitable Trust, along with the royalties on his books and most
of his investments. However, there is no substantial endowment
attached to the estate and the creation of such a fund is key
to our continued ability to train gardeners and maintain the innovative,
intensive plantings and high standards of horticulture practised
in this important garden.
If you would like to make a lasting contribution
to the future of this special place by leaving a gift to Great
Dixter in your Will, write to Fergus Garrett at Great
Dixter, Northiam, Rye TN31 6PH or email friends@greatdixter.co.uk
Should you wish to include Great Dixter
in your Will, the following legal wording may prove helpful:
For a Pecuniary
Gift of a specific sum: ‘I give the sum of £
(or the item specified) to the Great Dixter Charitable Trust,
Great Dixter, Northiam, Rye, TN31 6PH, Registered Charity No:
1134948 for its charitable purposes. I further direct that the
receipt of the Honorary Treasurer or other proper officer of Great
Dixter Charitable Trust for the time being shall be a full and
sufficient discharge for the said legacy.’
For a Residuary Gift of the residue
of your estate: ‘I give the residue of my estate
to the Great Dixter Charitable Trust, Great Dixter, Northiam,
Rye, TN31 6PH, Registered Charity No: 1134948 for its charitable
purposes. I further direct that the receipt of the Honorary Treasurer
or other proper officer of Great Dixter Charitable Trust for the
time being shall be a full and sufficient discharge for the said
legacy.’
For a Partial Residuary Gift of
a percentage of your estate: ‘I give (percentage
or fraction) of my residuary estate to the Great Dixter Charitable
Trust, Great Dixter, Northiam, Rye, TN31 6PH, Registered Charity
No: 1134948 for its charitable purposes. I further direct that
the receipt of the Honorary Treasurer or other proper officer
of Great Dixter Charitable Trust for the time being shall be a
full and sufficient discharge for the said legacy.’
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