Ducks

Legacy administration

The administration of all legacies kindly bequeathed to the RSPB is dealt with by our Legacy Administration Team.

Contact us

In line with government guidelines, the Legacy Administration team is working remotely and we're currently unable to access post.

If you are the executor or solicitor acting in connection with the administration of an estate where the RSPB is bequeathed a legacy under the terms of the deceased’s Will and you would like to contact us or make a payment, please email  legacies@rspb.org.uk and we'll be pleased to respond to you as soon as possible.

Coombes Valley RSPB reserve. Staffordshire, England. Fields are managed by grazing or mowing, to benefit wild flowers & insects. May 2007.

Request a booklet

Find out more about leaving the gift of nature in your legacy by downloading a booklet.

Due to the Covid-19 outbreak we are unable to post our Will Writing Guide, as our mailing house and offices are closed. You can find answers to FAQs on our website here. Our team of Legacy and In Memoriam Advisers can be contacted by phone and email, their contact details can be found here.

Download Booklet

You might also be interested in

Blue tit Parus caeruleus, perched on broken plant pot with flowering sedum, in garden. Co. Durham.

Memorial donations

 A gift In Memory to the RSPB will help protect birds and wildlife, whilst continuing the memory of your loved one.
RSPB Dovestone, a memorial tree with a tag saying "To celebrate the birth of Ray" hanging from a Sessile oak, Derbyshire

Plant a celebration tree

 Remember a loved one by having a tree planted in Celebration Wood, within the beautiful Dove Stone nature reserve.
Blue sand texture background

Other ways to help

 From donating old binoculars to shopping and GiftAid, here are some more ways you can help us.