Page 62 • The HERALD • 15th May 2025 v THE HERALD - Your Community Magazine v ASK A PROFESSIONAL YMCA’s Corporate Hospitality Day - ‘Adventure for a Cause’ YMCA Fairthorne Group is calling on local businesses to join an inspiring Corporate Hospitality Day on 4th July, combining connection, adventure, and the opportunity to make a real di erence in the lives of Young Carers. Set in the stunning surroundings of Fairthorne Manor, near Botley, this unforgettable day o ers a day of enjoyment while supporting a vital cause - YMCA’s 25th Young Carers Festival, which provides over 1,200 Young Carers with much-needed respite, joy, and connection. Why attend Sarah King, Fundraising Manager at YMCA Fairthorne Group, comments: “YMCA’s Corporate Hospitality Day - ‘Adventure for a Cause’ is more than just team-building -it’s about businesses coming together to make a real difference. By stepping out of the office and into the community, companies can strengthen their teams and relationships with their clients while supporting young carers and vulnerable young people. Together, we can turn corporate social responsibility into real impact.” What the day will entail Upon arrival, you will be invited to network with other businesses, before embarking on a number of outdoor activities. Following this outdoor adventure, you will be seated for a delicious 3-course meal. Once you’ve dined, a short presentation about the Young Carer’s Festival will be given. To end the day, you will be invited to take part in their exciting charity auction, to raise funds for their Young Carers. Tickets for the day cost £95 per person. Whether you are connecting with other business leaders, going along for the adventure, or bidding in the charity auction, you’ll be part of something truly special. Spaces are limited, please book your ticket: forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage. aspx?id=Vw0FqvIakUqvI7m1-pUPYE5a1d1LLuRP nAV789QRRBBUQ1NRQ01PT1FEM1ZKSkk3OTd LWjdIQUUxVS4u and be a hero for Young Carers. WHY DO I NEED TO WRITE A WILL? by Heritage Will Writing Writing a Will is not compulsory. Neither is visiting the dentist or having your car serviced. But in the long run, it pays dividends. If you haven’t already written one, now is a good time to start considering your planning needs and requirements. A Will gives you control over what happens to your money and possessions a er you die. It certainly makes life easier for whomever sorts out your a airs. It’s a way of leaving instructions that must be carried out a er your death. Not writing a Will can create problems for your loved ones that are le behind. e rules of intestacy then apply. Only spouses, civil partners and blood relatives can inherit. If none of these exist, your estate goes to the Crown. at means a partner who was not married or in a civil partnership gets nothing, and that’s probably not what you intended. Contact Heritage Will Writing to take control and make life easier for you and your family a er your death. Call Heritage Will Writing on: 023 8087 9243 or email: info@heritagewillwriting.co.uk.
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