Letters and legacy
Letters, values and the things you'd like passed on.

Start with these
Letters to the people you loveHow to write a letter for someone to keep: what to say, letters for the future, and how to make sure they’re found.Read the guide →
A bucket list that’s yoursHow to write a list of the things you’d still love to do, see and say, at any age or stage of health, and how to start on it.Read the guide →
Four habits for keeping family memories
Ask, record, keep, share. Simple steps drawn from the way national archives look after their collections.
- Ask the questions only one person can answer.
- Record who, what, when and where, and who told you.
- Keep three copies on two kinds of storage, with one somewhere else.
- Share copies, with a note for someone who wasn’t there.
About this topic
Ways to put what matters to you into words, for the people you love to keep.