Remember Brathay in your Will
They've dealt drugs, carried guns, knives and axes, and seen their friends killed. And they're still only teenagers.
A Legacy to Young People
Over 60 years ago, in an act of extraordinary generosity, Francis C. Scott placed Brathay Hall and the surrounding estate in Trust. His purpose was to "provide opportunities at an important time in their lives, for young people to face real and recognisable challenges, to exercise genuine responsibility and to learn to develop their abilities.
Brathay has faithfully carried out this mission ever since. Young people are the very reason Brathay exists.
Today we are looking for benefactors who like Francis C. Scott, are prepared to invest in these young people and their communities, for a lifetime.
What your Gift Will Mean
You will be helping us to provide life-changing opportunities for future generations of young people. There has never been a greater demand for our services as we continue to work with under 25's who are most disadvantaged or vulnerable, and who have suffered abuse or neglect, social exclusion or who are outside employment, education and training.
Making it Happen
We are deeply committed to reaching out to greater numbers of young people. Please help us to help them.
If you have remembered Brathay in your will, please let us know by completing our legacies form, below. Any information you provide will be kept in the strictest of confidence. Should you require any further information please contact Lucy O'Donnell by 'phone 015394-39755 or email the Fundraising Team.