Charity careers could be boosted by Make a Will Fortnight-Charity recruitment News 05 May 2010

Opportunities for charity careers could be increased after this year's Make a Will Fortnight campaign.

The Duchess of Kent House Charity (DoKHC) has arranged for local solicitors to write the documents in return for a cash donation to the organisation.

A discounted fee of £100-£150 is suggested for standard wills but the professionals can advise on how much would be appropriate if circumstances are more complicated.

People looking to help the DoKHC can schedule a meeting with participating representatives during May 10th and 21st or at a convenient time outside these dates, as long as the Make a Will promotion is mentioned on booking.

Meanwhile, staff at the DoKHC have planned a dining and driving event on May 10th.

Supercar fans can take motors from Jaguar, Aston Martin and Lamborghini for a lap before enjoying a Michelin-starred meal and charity auction.

Money raised will go to the DoKHC and the Alexander Devine Children's Cancer Trust.

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