Leave a gift in your will
Whether you’d like to secure the future of our schools’ programme, or help us create more ground-breaking Orchestral Theatre productions for future players and audiences to enjoy, we’ll ensure that your gift has lasting impact.
Help us continue to blaze a trail for orchestral music
“Absolutely electric…if there’s a night to make you hopeful about the future of classical music, it was this.”
Audience member, Beethoven 5 at Printworks
“If Aurora Classroom indicates the future of music education in the UK, things are certainly looking up.”
Music Teacher Magazine review of Aurora Classroom
“I felt so proud to be part of something that was new and exciting. I think I cried at pretty much every concert!”
Player feedback, The Rite of Spring
How to leave a legacy
There are several types of legacy that you may wish to consider. Gifts can be a specified sum of money, a proportion of your residuary estate or an item or asset. Your solicitor can advise you on the different ways in which your assets can be distributed and ensure your intentions are expressed in the correct legal terms.
Amending an existing will is straightforward: a codicil is added to reflect the change in your wishes. Your solicitor can advise you on the correct way in which to do this, to ensure that the amendment is legally valid.
We are very grateful for every bequest we receive. All known Legacy Pledgers receive invitations to events including our annual Patrons’ chamber recital, plus acknowledgement on our website if desired.
If you have decided to pledge a legacy to Aurora, please do get in touch with us so that we may say thank you, and discuss any particular wishes you might have for your gift.
Honorary giving
We will be delighted to receive a gift to Aurora in honour or in memory of a family member, friend or colleague. This could be a donation to support a particular project or area of our work, or an unrestricted gift to support our greatest need.