As a one time carer for someone with an eating disorder, I benefited enormously from the Beat services and I feel very strongly that Beat’s work is both vital and unique. By giving them a bit of extra help in the future, I hope that other carers like me will be able to cope better, and lives might be saved as a result.
What do you want the future to look like for people affected by Eating Disorders?
Your support will mean we can continue to be here for families long in to the future, offering support, guidance and tools for recovery.
Your support will help us to continue to equip teachers, health care professionals and others on the frontline of our communities to spot the early signs of eating disorders and know how to offer help.
Your support will help Beat to push for real change from government and the NHS as we continue to stress the need for easily accessible, good quality, timely treatment for everyone who needs it.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with a member of the team who will be happy to chat through any queries you have. But we have also included some questions and answers below to help as a guide when thinking about leaving a gift.
Here for you, Thanks to you
There are different ways you can leave money in your Will:
Leaving a legacy is an important decision but it doesn’t have to be a complicated one. Here’s the basics of making a gift in your Will:
If you have already made a gift to Beat in your Will, we’d love it if you could let us know. To find out more, please email fundraising@beateatingdisorders.org.uk or speak to a member of our fundraising team on 01603 753308.