Oglethorpe Sturton and Gillibrand’s Private Client department have been delighted to be involved in the St John’s Hospice Free Wills Fortnight to raise money for the work carried out by St John’s Hospice.

St John’s Hospice carry out vital work in the local community providing palliative care and support, free of charge, to those affected by cancer and their loved ones.  Oglethorpe Sturton & Gillibrand wanted to support St John’s as we are all aware of times when the Hospice have provided help or care to friends, relatives, neighbours, colleagues, or clients: it is a cause close to all our hearts.

The fortnight ran between 8th and 19th February 2021 and, during that time we waived our fees for preparing Wills under the scheme, in the hope of enabling our wonderful clients to make a donation to St John’s Hospice.

We are very proud to support such a worthy cause.

The Wills fortnight has now ended but there are still lots of ways you can support St John’s Hospice from leaving a legacy in your Will to getting involved with St John’s Hospice: see their fundraising page here for more details.

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