The “Great British Spring Clean” leaves stunning beaches spotless
Nature heroes clear skip loads of rubbish from Sandwich and Pegwell Bay over easter.
Victoria and Peter Golding, volunteers and long-standing members of Kent Wildlife Trust said: “We are leaving a legacy to Kent Wildlife Trust because we want the wonderful work to continue after we are gone.”
Rob Cope, Director at Remember A Charity said: "Remember A Charity Week 2014 aims to remind the nation that there is a legend in us all.
"After taking care of your family and friends, leaving a gift in Will to your favourite charity is truly a legendary thing to do.
"No matter the size, a charitable gift can help the invaluable work of our favourite causes live on – long after we're gone"
The Trust will be supporting the week to highlight that leaving a gift in Will is important in allowing charities to continue to provide the services and support they currently do. More information available here.
Join the Living Legends and write a charitable gift in your Will this Remember A Charity Week.
The Living Legends documentary is available to view at RememberACharity.org.uk from Monday 8th September 2014.
Nature heroes clear skip loads of rubbish from Sandwich and Pegwell Bay over easter.
Kent Wildlife Trust is appealing for volunteers to help remove rubbish from Heather Corrie Vale nature reserve, Dareth Valley after cows were found to be grazing in areas strewn with litter.
Volunteers from Kent Wildlife Trust will be planting trees in Sevenoaks to celebrate National Tree Week.