GIVE THE LOVE OF MUSIC TO FUTURE GENERATIONS
SUPPORT A WORLD-CLASS CENTRE FOR MUSIC IN THE HEART OF EDINBURGH

Leave a legacy

A legacy gift in your will to the Dunard Centre will ensure that people across the nation are able to access the joy of music for generations to come.

Leaving a legacy will ensure the Dunard Centre continues to thrive, generating a wealth of opportunities for people from all walks of life to discover the pleasures and benefits music can bring; joy that crosses communities and generations.

Your support will help to secure the future of the Dunard Centre as the home of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and a major new performance venue for the Edinburgh International Festival. It will help to provide a vibrant hive of creativity for music and culture across Scotland, the UK and beyond.

SCO violinists in fluffy ears
SCO Boy with violin
EIF Anna Calvi
NYCOS group in orange

Give the Love of Music

Please contact Jenny McNeely for advice and more details or speak to your solicitor.

Please also enquire about our Living Legacy Programme whereby a pledge to leave a legacy is acknowledged and you can enjoy benefits immediately, such as the opportunity to take part in special events and behind-the-scenes hard hat tours as we move towards opening our doors.

You may find our Legacy Information Pack useful to help you collect your thoughts and as a document you can take with you to a meeting with a professional will-maker.

Download Legacy Info Pack and Form

Write to:

IMPACT Scotland

35 St Andrew Square

Edinburgh, EH2 2AD

0131 370 1356

 info@impactscotland.org.uk

 

 

 

Jenny McNeely

Head of Development

jenny.mcneely@impactscotland.org.uk

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