Legacy Gifts to Humanity Direct
Leaving a legacy to charity ensures your values live on, making a lasting difference to the causes you hold dear. Explore how your gift can transform lives through our ongoing work, and shape a brighter future for generations to come.
How to Leave a Gift in Your Will
Thank you for considering leaving Humanity Direct a gift in your Will.
By choosing to include us, you can help transform lives by funding essential surgeries and eye care for those in need in Uganda. With 100% of your donation going directly to these life-changing actions, your legacy will allow us to forward plan more treatments, creating a lasting impact on communities that need it most.
Honouring a Loved One with an In-Memory Donation
In addition to leaving a gift in your Will, you may also wish to set up an in-memory donation.
This is a meaningful way to honour a loved one while helping to provide vital medical care to those who would otherwise go without. An in-memory gift ensures their legacy is one of compassion and hope, changing lives for the better.
How to Leave a Gift in Your Will
If you decide to leave a gift to Humanity Direct, we recommend consulting a solicitor to ensure that your wishes are properly recorded and carried out. Including the following details will help ensure your legacy reaches the people it is intended to support.
- Humanity Direct’s address: Humanity Direct, Blezard Business Park, 7 Brenkley Way, Seaton Burn, Newcastle upon Tyne NE13 6DS
- Registered charity number: 1152275.
Get In Touch With Us
We’d love to hear from you if you choose to leave a gift in your Will or set up an in-memory donation. It allows us to express our gratitude and better understand the values or loved ones that inspired your generosity.
If you have any questions, need further information, or wish to share your plans, please contact us at info@humanitydirect.org
We are here to help every step of the way, for you and for our patients.
Humanity Direct has funded over 1000 lifesaving and life changing operations
From skin grafts to neurosurgery as well as surgery for hernias, cataracts, tumours, and congenital defects.
Neema was one of the first patients to have their surgery funded after being bitten by a snake.
The operation saved her leg, and this is a video of Neema walking again after surgery. That smile is undeniable!
Glasses For Classes was launched in 2019 providing glasses for children with the poorest eyesight.
We’ve tested over 30,000 eyes and over 4000 children have received a pair of glasses so they can see clearly for the first time.
A pair of glasses can transform a child’s life, helping them see their studies and remain in school.
