Métairie des Abeilles 1912
Derwent Lees
Bequeathed by Dr John MacGregor 1942 |
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Planned charitable gifts provide long-term support to each of Tate's galleries and innovative programmes.
Some of these giving opportunities can also provide valuable tax benefits for donors.
Legacies and bequests are an increasingly important way of helping to secure Tate's future by:
- supporting key acquisitions for Tate's Collection that would otherwise not be possible
- providing accessible and exciting exhibition and education programmes
- restoring and maintaining works through conservation
Several of the finest works of art and most important archives in Tate's Collection have been received as gifts or have been
offered to the Government in lieu of tax and allocated to Tate, often following the wishes of the owner in their Will.
You may wish to remember Tate in your Will with a residual proportion of your estate, a specific cash sum or an item of property, or by
leaving a gift such as a work of art, shares or land.
As Tate Foundation is a charity, any legacy you make is not subject to Inheritance Tax.
If you are considering remembering Tate this way, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss
these options with you.
Please contact Sarah den Dikken, Legacy Manager.
Sarah den Dikken
Legacy Manager
Tate, Millbank
London SW1P 4RG
Tel: 020 7887 8637
Fax: 020 7887 8098
email legacy.enquiries@tate.org.uk
Tate Foundation is a registered charity. Registered Charity No. 1085314
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