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The Royal Albert Hall is Prince Albert’s legacy.

A much-loved Grade I listed building, the Royal Albert Hall is held in trust for the nation. Since 1871, we’ve been home to unforgettable experiences for audiences and artists alike, playing host to global icons, stars of the future and welcoming the widest possible audience.

As we head towards our 150th birthday, we are ambitious to do more.

Become a part of the Hall’s legacy. Remember us in your Will.

How to include a gift in your will

After you have looked after your loved ones, remembering the Royal Albert Hall within your Will can have a positive impact on millions of people, from our audiences and daily visitors to the school children and elderly who benefit from our award-winning Education & Outreach work.

There are several options to leave a gift in your Will:

Donating a percentage of your estate
Your estate is the total value of all of your possessions, finances and property. Once you have specified gifts for loved ones, a share in the remainder of your estate – even just 1% – can be a much larger gift than you might realise:

I give a share of ___ [state the percentage or fraction] of the residue of my estate to The Royal Albert Hall Trust of Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP (registered charity no. 285111) to be applied for the general purposes of the Royal Albert Hall.”

Donating a fixed amount
You can specify an exact amount to be left to charity using this suggested wording:

“I give and bequeath the sum of ___ to The Royal Albert Hall Trust of Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP (registered charity no. 285111) to be applied for the general purposes of the Royal Albert Hall.”

A gift of any size in your Will can make a difference and donations to registered charities are not subject to Inheritance Tax. For example, if at least 10% of an estate is left to a named charity, then the chargeable element of the overall estate benefits from a reduction in the inheritance tax rate from 40% to 36%.

These suggested wordings are examples, but their precise use will depend upon the overall context of your individual Will. The Royal Albert Hall strongly encourages you to work with a solicitor when writing or amending your Will.

Saying Thank You

If you choose to leave a gift to the Royal Albert Hall in your Will, we would love to say thank you – so please do let us know.

Our legacy pledgers meet once a year to enjoy an informal reception and a private tour of the Hall. We will also keep you up to date through a complimentary annual newsletter.

However, we understand for some people this is a very private matter and if you wish to remain anonymous, we will respect your decision.

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A gift in memory of a loved one

The Royal Albert Hall has given millions of people countless unforgettable memories.

A gift to the Hall can be a beautiful way to celebrate the memory of a loved one who enjoyed coming to the Hall as a performer or watching in the audience, or who benefited from our Education & Outreach work.

Whether it is towards the upkeep of this iconic building or supporting our Education & Outreach work with children and the vulnerable, your gift in memory would make a lasting difference.

The Royal Albert Hall is the home of unforgettable experiences. Remember your loved one in an unforgettable way.

Please contact us to find out more.