Leaving a gift in your Will

To carry out its vital work Legacy is reliant on contributions from the community; bequests make up a significant part of these contributions. After carefully considering your family and friends in your Will, making a bequest to Legacy ensures that you will be well remembered and leave a lasting legacy which will continue to make a difference well into the future.

Including a charity like Legacy in your will is one of the most powerful ways to make a difference.

There are a number of different ways you can remember Legacy in your Will.  We encourage you to consider which type of bequest is most appropriate for you.

• A specific dollar amount
• A percentage of your total estate
• The residue of your estate - this means what is left of your estate after your loved ones have been provided for
• A percentage of the residue of your estate
• Items of value (such as real estate, shares etc)
• Life insurance policies and annuities

If you would like more information about making your Will or leaving a bequest to Legacy, or if you need assistance in finding a solicitor in your area, please contact Legacy Club of South Australia and Broken Hill Inc.

Legal wording for naming Legacy in your Will:

'I give to the Legacy Club of South Australia and Broken Hill Inc.  Welfare Fund ABN 48 827 750 273, Torrens Parade Ground, Victoria Drive, Adelaide SA 5000:

a) the sum of $__________ free of all deductions, or

b) _____% of my estate, or

c) the residue of my estate, or

d) (insert any other thing)

to be used for the general purpose of the said Fund, and I direct that the receipt of any of the members of the Board of Management of the Fund shall be sufficient discharge to my Executor/s who is/are not bound to see its application.