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Unclaimed balances

We have sufficient safeguards in place to ensure that we can always repay your old client balances, as and when they are claimed from you, offering indemnity in every case, irrespective of the amount.

Make a donation

The simplest way to help, whether it’s with a one-off gift or a regular donation is to give online.

Support our work

The Solicitors’ Charity uses its donations to help support solicitors and their families. Being able to provide various ways to donate, makes the process as simple as possible for our donors. You can make a single donation or set up a regular payment, whatever suits you.

Fundraising

We love to fundraise and try to be active at as many events as possible throughout the year.

Volunteering

Our many volunteers are solicitors from across the UK who give time to champion the charity’s cause, raise money and deliver peer to peer guidance and support to colleagues.

Additional resources

COVID-19 support additional resources.

Equality and diversity

The Solicitors’ Charity is committed to principles of Equality and Diversity and to being a fair provider of relief and assistance to both enrolled and former solicitors and to their dependents who are in need.

Vision, mission and values

Learn about our vision, mission and values.

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Want to know more about The Solicitors’ Charity Register?

We simply want to connect with as many solicitors as we can so that we can help them in times of need, promote our work and create a more resilient profession. When you sign up, we commit to not sharing your information. We will send you occasional emails and you can choose when and how you hear from us in your personal settings at the bottom of any of the emails from us. For more information on our approach to data, please click here to read our Privacy Policy.

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