Bequest wording
Leaving the Foundation a Bequest in your Will will help us to work wonders for sick kids. It will give our precious kids the best chance of healthy life. It will make a difference in the lives of thousands of sick and injured kids and their families right around Queensland and beyond. Your bequest will enable us to continue to invest in life-saving paediatric research programs, children's entertainment and volunteer services thereby working wonders for sick kids. |
There are a number of different ways you can remember the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation in your Will:
- Bequeath your assets no matter how large or small
- Bequest a sum of money, shares or life insurance policies, which can be for general use
- Leave a percentage of your estate, which means that any other beneficiaries will not
be disadvantaged if the value of your estate changes in any way - Leave a residual gift, which takes effect after all other specific gifts have been given
- Establish a Trust
Click here to download a Confidential Reply Form to request more information.
Recommended Bequest Wording
Our recommended form of Bequest Wording for either a specific gift or a residual gift is:
“I give and bequeath (choose one of the following) ..the sum of $_____ (or property, shares etc.).. OR ..the residue of my estate both real and personal.. to the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation, Queensland, to be applied for their general charitable purposes and in respect of such bequest, I declare as follows:
- A general charitable intent shall apply;
- The receipt of their Chief Executive Officer, Treasurer or other proper officer shall be sufficient discharge to my executors and trustees;
- My executors and trustees shall not be obliged to see nor enquire into the application of money or assets, the subject of such legacy.”
To receive a free Will Information Booklet or to talk to someone about making your Will, please contact our Planned Giving Department on 1300 062 673 or email bequests@workingwonders.com.au.
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last updated 07-Jun-2007