How will you make your mark on the world?
Leaving a gift in your Will, no matter how big or small, can be a powerful way to make a real difference. You can improve and save the lives of future generations in the wider Canberra community.
It is a good idea to talk with your family about your Will and gift, or you may prefer to leave a written statement with your will explaining your reasons for giving to charity.
On behalf of everyone whose lives have been touched by Canberra Health Services and the work of the Canberra Hospital Foundation, a heartfelt thank you for considering a gift in your Will to the Canberra Hospital Foundation.
Assistance with leaving a Gift in Your Will
Do you have information I need for my solicitor?
What are the ways that I can include a gift in my Will?
There are a variety of ways to include a gift in your Will to the Canberra Hospital Foundation. The main types of gifts to charities in Wills are:
Residuary gift: A percentage share of your estate once all other legacies and expenses have been deducted. This type of gift keeps pace with inflation.
Pecuniary gift: A fixed sum of money. This type of gift does not keep pace with inflation unless you review your Will regularly or your Will links the gift with inflation.
Specific items: A gift of specific items such as furniture, artwork, jewelry, etc.
Property: A gift of real estate
Stocks & shares: A percentage of stocks and shares in your portfolio.
Superannuation and/or Life Insurance policies: Nominate the Canberra Hospital Foundation as a beneficiary.
Do you have a Will Guide that can assist me with more information?
Thank you for considering leaving a gift in your Will to the Canberra Hospital Foundation.
Please feel free to download Your Will Guide or the suggested wording to take to your solicitor to ensure your wishes are fulfilled.
Connect with us
For further information, or a caring and confidential discussion, please don't hesitate to get in touch using the form below. You can also call us on (02) 5124 3542 or email hello@chfoundation.org.au