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5 Aug 2022: Remembering St John’s in your will. St John’s is underpinned by philanthropy. ... Your solicitor can advise you on the best way to record your intentions.

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10 Nov 2022: Impact of your support. Detailing some of the 100+ projects made possible through Johnian support. ... Your collective support will allow St John’s to continue to fund these creative projects that contribute so much to the overall College experience.

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