The Ringing World

Legacies

Leave a gift in your will

A gift in your will is a powerful way to support the future of ringing.

By remembering The Ringing World in your will, you help ensure that the art, science and history of bells and bellringing continue to be recorded, celebrated and shared for generations to come.

Why consider a legacy gift?

Since 1911, The Ringing World has been part of the ringing community – documenting its achievements, sharing news and connecting ringers. Even in an age of advanced technology, we have a key role preserving ringing’s heritage.

A legacy gift helps us to:

A personal decision

Leaving a gift in your will is a personal and thoughtful decision. After taking care of your family and loved ones, you may wish to consider supporting causes that matter to you.

How to leave a gift

We recommend speaking to a solicitor when making or updating your will.

If you would like to include The Ringing World, you may find the following details helpful:

  • Charity name: The Ringing World Limited 
  • Registered charity number: 287182
  • Registered address: 35A High Street, Andover, Hampshire SP10 1LJ

You can choose to leave:

  • a share of your estate (a residuary gift) 
  • a fixed amount (a pecuniary gift) 
  • a specific item (e.g. books, archives, or other assets — if relevant) 

Get ready for 2027

Our Christmas cards and gifts are on sale now, including 2027 calendars and diaries, and other new products. 

Letting us know

There is no obligation to tell us if you have included The Ringing World in your will.

However, it helps us to plan for the future and gives us the opportunity to thank you.

You might contact the Editor, Will Bosworth, or the Chairman of the Board, Paul Jopp.

How your gift will be used

We understand that some supporters prefer to leave their gift for general use, allowing us to direct it where it is most needed.

If you would like your gift to support a particular area – such as education, BellBoard, youth ringing or publications – we would be happy to discuss this with you.

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