Leaving a gift in your Will (legacy) can be a powerful way to make a contribution to the lives of people living with motor neuron disease (MND).
What can my gift support?
By leaving a gift in your Will to the Euan MacDonald Centre you can help support the research needed to discover treatments to slow, stop and ultimately reverse the effects of MND and associated conditions.
Gifts through Wills are administered by the University of Edinburgh Development Trust who will ensure the donation gets to the Euan MacDonald Centre in full.
Tax benefits
Legacies to registered charities are, in most instances, tax free and will reduce the inheritance tax burden on your estate, as well as providing vital support. Contact us for assistance and more details about how to leave a gift in your Will.
Email Morag Murison or call Morag on +44 (0)131 650 9637
How to leave a legacy
Whatever your circumstances, help is available to help guide you through the process of leaving a gift in your Will.
Talk to us by getting in touch for an informal conversation with Morag Murison, Head of Legacies and Planned Gifts at the University of Edinburgh.
Email Morag Murison or call Morag on +44 (0)131 650 9637
Managing the estate of a loved one?
If your loved one included the Euan MacDonald Centre in their Will, our Legacies Team are here to help guide you on how to fulfil their legacy.
Email Morag Murison or call Morag on +44 (0)131 650 9637
Contact us
Do you have a question or need more information about leaving a gift in your Will? Please visit the University of Edinburgh Legacy and Giving page.
You can also email Morag Murison, Head of Legacies and Planned Gifts at the University of Edinburgh: Morag Murison
The University of Edinburgh Development Trust
The University of Edinburgh Development Trust is a charity registered in Scotland, with registration number SC004307. The Development Trust processes all donations in aid of the Euan MacDonald Centre for MND Research. All the money received through your fundraising will directly support research into motor neuron disease and related conditions. Thank You for your support.
