Ringrose Law recognised for £1.5m in gift donations

The Boston branch of a regional law firm has been recognised for its part in seeing a seven-figure sum donated to the fight against cancer in recent years.
By The Newsroom
Published 26th Nov 2016, 17:00 BST
Updated 6th Dec 2016, 11:40 BST
Pictured (from left) Alexis Fairclough, Cancer Research Regional legacy manager and Lyn Townsend and Lisa Eaglen from the Wills and Probate Team at Ringrose Law, in Boston. EMN-161117-145621001Pictured (from left) Alexis Fairclough, Cancer Research Regional legacy manager and Lyn Townsend and Lisa Eaglen from the Wills and Probate Team at Ringrose Law, in Boston. EMN-161117-145621001
Pictured (from left) Alexis Fairclough, Cancer Research Regional legacy manager and Lyn Townsend and Lisa Eaglen from the Wills and Probate Team at Ringrose Law, in Boston. EMN-161117-145621001

Ringrose Law has facilitated more than £1.5m’s worth of gifts to Cancer Research UK in the last five years from people choosing to support the charity through their wills.

Cancer Research UK works with a number of local solicitors to offer a free will service to anyone aged 55 or over. While it is provided free of any obligation, the vast majority of people choose to leave a gift to the charity, says Cancer Research UK legacy partnership manager for the North Alexis Fairclough.

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“They appreciate the progress we are making and our absolute determination to keep more families together for longer,” Alexis added.

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To recognise its support, Cancer Research UK presented the Boston branch of Ringrose Law, in Gilbert Drive, with a certificate.

Lyn Townsend, from Ringrose, who says she owes her life to Cancer Research UK, said the business was ‘really proud’ to receive the award, describing the charity as ‘truly inspiring’.

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