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Will Aid

Will Aid is a British charity will-writing scheme designed to reinforce the need for everyone to have a professionally drawn-up will and to raise funds for their partner charities. Will Aid was founded in 1988 following the example set by Band Aid and Live Aid and continues to run each November.

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Scheme operation

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Founded
1988
Location
The Print House, 18-22 Aswhin Street, London
Founder
Graeme Pagan
Key people
Peter de Vena Franks (Campaign Director)
Method
For the month of November, participating solicitors waive their fee to write a basic will or a pair of mirror wills. In return, they invite clients to make a voluntary donation…
Region served
United Kingdom

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Will Aid

Nodes15
Edges14
Triples29
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
Components1

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Will Aid

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related to Supported charities · 8
Will Aid → Age UK, British Red Cross, Children, Christian Aid, NSPCC, Save, SCIAF, Trócaire
related to Will Aid and the legal profession · 5
Will Aid → British, Hundreds, In, Since, UK
related to Scheme operation · 4
Will Aid → Make, November, UK, Will Month
related to Fundraising · 2
Will Aid → The, Will
Founded · 1
Will Aid → 1988
Founder · 1
Will Aid → Graeme Pagan
Key people · 1
Will Aid → Peter de Vena Franks (Campaign Director)
Location · 1
Will Aid → The Print House, 18-22 Aswhin Street, London
Method · 1
Will Aid → For the month of November, participating solicitors waive their fee to write a basic will or a pair of mirror wills. In return, they invite clients to make a voluntary donation…
Region served · 1
Will Aid → United Kingdom

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aid scheme solicitors uk charities november british wills people campaign charity founded legal profession partnership participating waive fee basic raised

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Will AidFounded19881.00infobox
Will AidFounderGraeme Pagan1.00infobox
Will AidKey peoplePeter de Vena Franks (Campaign Director)1.00infobox
Will AidLocationThe Print House, 18-22 Aswhin Street, London1.00infobox
Will AidMethodFor the month of November, participating solicitors waive their fee to write a basic will or a pair of mirror wills. In return, they invite clients to make a voluntary donation…1.00infobox
Will AidRegion servedUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Will AidTypeCharity partnership established by Deed1.00infobox
Will AidWebsitewillaid.org.uk1.00infobox
Will Aidis aBritish charity will-writing scheme designed to reinforce the need for everyone to have a professionally drawn-up will and to raise funds for their partner charities0.90text
Will Aidrelated to FundraisingWill0.60section
Will Aidrelated to FundraisingThe0.60section
Will Aidrelated to PublicityUK0.60section

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