A gift in your Will, no matter how big or small, will leave a lasting and meaningful legacy. Your bequest will give a hope that every child diagnosed with neuroblastoma gets the chance to grow up and lead a long and healthy life.
Having an up-to-date Will is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family, regardless of how much you own. A Will allows you to look after the people you love, but also support a cause close to your heart, with just a few clicks.
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By leaving a gift in your Will to Neuroblastoma Australia, you will be contributing towards advancing our understanding of neuroblastoma cancer, and finding better, kinder treatments and ultimately a cure for this aggressive childhood cancer.
Bequests in Wills are incredibly important to Neuroblastoma Australia. They can provide crucial funding for essential research into this devastating childhood cancer. Unlike regular donations, bequests can offer substantial support, enabling the charity to invest in groundbreaking research, advance treatment options, and improve outcomes for children affected by neuroblastoma.
With your support through a lasting gift in your will, you will be helping to improve the lives of children diagnosed with neuroblastoma, both now and in the future. - Lucy Jones, CEO, Neuroblastoma Australia
It’s important to select the right bequest for you. Although there are many ways to include us in your Will, these are the easiest options to leave a gift to Neuroblastoma Australia:
A residual gift in a Will is the part of your estate that’s left over after all your other wishes, like paying off debts and giving specific items or amounts to people, have been fulfilled.
A percentage gift is when you decide to leave a specific percentage of your estate to someone or a charity, such as Neuroblastoma Australia
Leaving a fixed amount in a Will means specifying a specific sum of money or a particular item to be given to someone.
Leaving your whole estate means giving everything you own—after paying off debts and expenses—to one person or organisation.
The information below is provided to help make this process easy for our generous supporters and legal advisers.
If you need further information please contact us.
Thank you for considering Neuroblastoma Australia in your Will; every gift we receive is greatly valued and appreciated. Find out more here. Read more
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