Leaving a gift in your will to Stonewall

We are proud to support Stonewall

Stonewall’s work has become particularly meaningful to me since I came out as trans. Suddenly and out of necessity, I have been launched into wanting to advocate for myself and for my community as well.

LGBTQ+ people really need Stonewall and its values of equality, and freedom to live our lives with dignity.

That’s why I am leaving a gift in my will to Stonewall - we can all benefit from supporting each other and fighting to ensure the past is not repeated.

Beyond this, perhaps more than anything else, I hope that one day there is a global recognition that transphobia in any form is unacceptable. I hope the gift in my will to Stonewall will enable it to continue its work spreading awareness and creating this world in the years to come.”

Will, (they/he) Stonewall Lifelong Friend

Read more: Howard and Rod's story

We think we were the first gay men to foster, and it was the best thing we ever did. We became civil partners on the first day it was possible and later married on the first possible day.

We strongly believed in doing that, not only for ourselves but because Stonewall was instrumental in getting both on the statute book.

Despite the progress that’s been made, there’s still so much to do. It may be several generations from now until Stonewall can truly say ‘job done’, especially internationally. Leaving a gift in our wills is our way of supporting the future of all our fellow LGBTQ+ citizens.

They have a huge effect on our lives and on the LGBTQ+ community. We feel more valued, more confident, and that we can play a role in society without having to hide in the shadows."

Howard and Rod, Stonewall supporters

Thank you so much for considering leaving a gift in your will to Stonewall.

We know it's a big decision and we really appreciate you taking the time to consider supporting us in this special way. 

With your support, we can create a world to be proud of, together.