The Foundation relies on the financial support of individuals to continue our valuable work.

To provide a future for children and young people that is free of fear of violent conflict costs a lot of money. Last year alone the Foundation worked with over 4,000 disadvantaged and disaffected young people and 100 adults affected by political violence.

Legacies – or a gift in your will – are important to us as they allow us to plan for the long-term delivery of our programmes. They secure the future of the charity.

We rely on the generosity of kind-hearted people who had the foresight to include a donation to us in their will.


A will is your gift to the people and causes that were important to you during your lifetime. It is the only way to make sure that your wishes are carried out after your death.

Remembering the Foundation in your will is an excellent way to support our work. Because charitable legacies are exempt from Inheritance Tax, all of your gift will go towards supporting our work.

If you don’t have a will the best advice is to consult a legal advisor.