Why leave Everlasting Hope
After you’ve provided for your loved ones, you can also make an impact on vulnerable people long after you’re gone. Your legacy means everything to marginalised women and children who wouldn’t otherwise receive the help they need for a brighter tomorrow.
At INA, we ensure your gift is used for those who are in most need. It will support the continuation of our life-changing projects that address the key factors enabling women, children, and whole communities to escape poverty – education, health and hygiene, livelihoods, gender equity, and climate change adaptation.
This means that the impact of your legacy will continue for generations to come. Your generous gift has the potential to continue and initiate new programs addressing critical needs within some of the most marginalised communities.
Your Legacy will:
- Provide life-saving healthcare and essential resources to vulnerable women and children living in poverty.
- Empower women and children by providing access to education, healthcare, and training opportunities for a brighter future.
- Improve key infrastructure and training to create lasting change for those on the edges, helping to break the cycle of poverty and build sustainable communities.
- Continue to support the mission to improve the lives of women and children, offering them hope and a chance for a better life.
…for generations to come.
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Why Sue and Donnie are Leaving a Legacy
” We are leaving a legacy to INA because we believe in what they stand for and set out to achieve. We know that we can trust them to manage the legacy we leave with them… it brings us great joy and satisfaction to know that our gift can improve and change the lives of those less fortunate than us. “
Please send me more information about leaving a bequest through INA’s Everlasting Hope Booklet!
Let our Everlasting Hope Society Officer know.
We would be happy to send you more information and answer any questions you have.
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Why Mary is Leaving a Legacy
” The bottom line is the poverty of the countries. We’re just so blessed compared to kids and communities in other countries. It’s the satisfaction that I’m able to do something to help somebody [and] you’re not only helping a child, but you’re also helping a whole community… “
Important Information about Wills
A Will should be current and valid and should:
- Nominate an Executor – a person (or people, or trustee company) who will ensure that your last wishes are carried out;
- Clearly state those who will receive your assets – these are the beneficiaries;
- Discuss and deal with all of your assets – as your Will may be in place for a long time, this is often done by dividing the “residue” (whatever is left over after any specific gifts are made).
Our Promise to You
At INA, we ensure your gift is used in the best way possible for those who are in need.
When you leave a gift in your Will through International Needs Australia you make it possible for us to continue to provide vital assistance to countless women, children, and communities at the edges.
This means that the impact of your legacy will be limitless, as your generous gift has the potential to continue and initiate new programs addressing critical needs within communities.
Dr Andrew Catford
INA CEO
“As CEO of INA and someone who has spent the last 30 years helping communities escape extreme poverty and reach their God-given potential, I know firsthand the huge impact a gift in Will can have on this sacred work. That is why it is an easy choice for me to include a gift in my will to help continue this life-changing work well into the future.”
Andrew pictured here in Sri Lanka
Why Should I have a Will?
No matter what stage of life you are at, a current and professionally written Will can give you peace of mind. By leaving a bequest to INA you can rest assured that the people and the issues you cared about so much will continue to receive help.
If you don’t have a valid Will, or if your Will isn’t up to date, there is a risk that your assets will not pass to your intended beneficiaries upon the event of death.
Already have a Will?
If you have an existing Will and would like to include a gift to INA, you’ll need to complete a Codicil, which is a legally binding amendment to your existing Will (this needs to be presented to your legal advisor).
By taking the simple step of including INA in your Will, you’ll be making sure our work with impoverished communities around the world.
If you or your lawyer have any questions, please get in touch with our Everlasting Hope Society Officer at 1300 731 550 or [email protected]