Mary and Mike’s legacy for future seafarers
Mary and Mike Reeve of Minehead in Somerset, who are both retired from the civil service, decided that a legacy was a good way to help the work of Apostleship…
Yassir’s story
When Yassir first came to the Cardinal Hume Centre for help he was demoralised, lacking confidence and fired up by a sense of injustice. His family were struggling, his father…
Tony’s story
“I am so happy today, I just received a call this morning telling me I’ve gotten my dream full time job with a digital media company in London! A couple…
Ian pledges to help children in need
“When we draw up a will we are doing all we can to protect, safeguard and shield our family that we will inevitably leave behind. Providing for your children and…
Peter is helping to provide pilgrimages far into the future
Please consider leaving HCPT a gift in your will. That way you can be assured that our life changing work with disabled children and adults continues long into the future.…
Playing a part in the continuation of Pact
“I am pledging a donation to the Prison Advice & Care Trust (Pact) in my Will. The work of the charity in the field of faith-motivated mentoring of ex- offenders…
A gift made in memory
“As long-standing benefactors of Aid to the Church in Need, we felt truly honoured to help build the grotto to Our Lady at Kai Besar, Indonesia, in memory of our…
Auriel’s legacy for justice and peace
Auriel Samuelsen’s life revolved around her faith, her love of education and her passion for justice. After visiting CAFOD projects in Sri Lanka she championed our Trade Justice campaign and…
Marjorie’s legacy of life and hope
Having supported CAFOD for over 40 years, Majorie van den Bosch is still playing an important part in our work – through the gift she kindly left in her will.…
Pat Hall – my story
Pat Hall (pictured) has been involved with HCPT for a long time. He first took a group of disabled children on pilgrimage to Lourdes in 1963. In recent years he…