- Action for Kids
- Aldeburgh Music
- Art Fund
- Asthma UK
- Charity Matters
- Christian Legacy
- Citizens Advice
- Community Foundation Network
- Contemporary Art Society
- Council for British Archaeology
- Country Houses Foundation
- English Touring Opera
- Fauna & Flora International
- Glyndebourne
- Great North Air Ambulance Service
- Hereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust
- Heritage Lottery Fund
- Hope for Children
- Horniman Museum and Gardens
- JDRF
- Kew Gardens
- Livability
- Macmillan Cancer Support
- Magpie Dance
- Marie Curie Cancer Care
- National Museums Liverpool
- National Osteoporosis Society
- National Trust
- Natural History Museum
- NCVO
- NSPCC
- Opportunity International
- Pallant House Gallery
- RCVS Charitable Trust
- Rowland Hill Fund
- Royal Academy
- Royal Opera House
- St Mungo's
- Swansea University
- Tate Gallery
- The Arts Council
- The Cyrenians
- The Eden Project
- The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry
- The Heritage Alliance
- The Institute of Historic Building Conservation
- The People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals
- The Professional Footballers Association
- The Refugee Council
- The Royal Institute of International Affairs
- The Society of Antiquaries of London
- University of Birmingham
- V&A Museum
- Vivat Trust
- Wallace Collection
- War Child UK
- War Memorials Trust
- World Monuments Fund Britain
- WWF
- Zoological Society of London
Charities
- Lord Glendonbrook
- Sir Richard Branson
- Charles Dunstone
- Lord Myners
- Richard Reed
- Lord Rothschild
- Sir Nigel Rudd
- Sir Victor Blank
- Amanda Mackenzie
- Jeremy Sandelson
- Lord Stevenson
- Tracey Emin
- Martyn Lewis
- Rt. Hon David Cameron MP
- Rt. Hon Nick Clegg MP
- Rt. Hon Ed Miliband MP
- Rt. Hon Jeremy Hunt MP
- Boris Johnson
- Ken Livingstone
- Brian Paddick
- Howard Wilkinson
- Scott Colvin
- Claire Walker
- Valerie Humphrey
- Glyn Morgan
- Sarah Dalton
- Andrew Higgins
- James Bourne
- John Nickson
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- Oriel Williams
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- Tristan
- Adam
- Jane
- Henry
- Jonathan
- Katelyn
- Taylor
- Bailey
- Evelyn
- Michelle
- Thomas
- Katherine
- Ryan
- Evelyn
- Isabella
- Jacob
- Our report this morning recommends that future honours should be explicitly linked to charitable activity - see it at http://t.co/7MIiGXu9
I am proud to support the Legacy10 campaign. So many London charities and arts institutions stand to benefit from the forthcoming inheritance tax changes, and I hope everyone in this great city signs up to this exciting initiative.
Brian Paddick
Mayoral candidate, GLA
The goal of Legacy10 is to encourage a change in the way we in the UK regard legacy giving, and make it the norm for people to leave at least 10% of their wealth to good causes. I am encouraged that a number of people have already made the pledge. I call on others to follow their lead.
Roland Rudd
Chairman, RLM Finsbury
I am delighted to be asked to be an ambassador for the Legacy10 initiative. I call on my fellow business leaders to follow suit in the run up to next April’s tax changes. We all need to lead by example, to show that giving to good causes has the potential to transform our society by the direct contribution of individuals.
Richard Reed
co-founder, Innocent Drinks
I am pleased to back the foundation of Legacy10 and look to shake up the way we give. It promises to make a real difference to good causes.
Sir Richard Branson
Founder, Virgin Group
I am pleased to give my support to the Legacy10 campaign. I think this is a fantastic idea, rightly promoting leaving a legacy for charitable purposes in order to ensure that this becomes the norm, rather than the exception to the rule.
Boris Johnson
Mayor of London, GLA
I am so pleased that all of our main political leaders have not only chosen to support Legacy10 but have also made a personal commitment to change their wills to make the pledge.
Roland Rudd
Chairman, RLM Finsbury
There is always a danger that in times of economic uncertainty, charitable and cultural donations dwindle. The upcoming changes in inheritance tax law present a real opportunity for individuals up and down the country to give to those causes that matter most to them.
Lord Myners
Former, Financial Services Secretary
Londoners have a proud history of charitable giving, and so I am very happy to personally support the Legacy10 initiative.
Ken Livingstone
Mayoral candidate, GLA
The appeal of Legacy10 is its simplicity. We are asking people to make a contribution to their favourite cultural or charitable cause in their will, the benefit to that cause will be four times bigger than the small loss to the donor.
Roland Rudd
Founder, Legacy10
I am very hopeful that Legacy10 will have a significant impact on the amount of funding that worthwhile causes receive. That is why we are making the 10% pledge and I call on others to do the same.
Lord Myners
Former, Financial Services Secretary