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Give in your will

Include a Gift in your Will to wildlife and nature.

Mother koala with joey on her back © Shutterstock / Alizada Studios / WWF

How would you like to be remembered?

Large or small, when you include a gift to WWF in your Will, you are providing our wildlife with a voice for the future. Leaving a legacy of this kind is a way to ensure that your values of protecting wildlife and the environment carry on.

For over 60 years WWF has been protecting nature. But we rely almost entirely on the generosity of people like you.

A gift in your Will shows your willingness to invest in a world where humans live in harmony with nature.

 

It’s simple to include a gift in your Will. All your solicitor needs is our ABN 57 001 594 074 and registered name - World Wide Fund for Nature Australia. Even a gift of 1% of your estate to WWF will protect the animals you care about and ensure your loved ones are still provided for.


If you would like to know more, please complete the form to get in touch with Christine.  You can also reach Christine directly on 0448 069 458 or email giftsinwills@wwf.org.au

Five easy steps to make a gift in your will

  1. Consider the family, friends and charities that you would like to remember in your Will.

  2. Choose the type of gift you would like to leave. A “residual” gift (the remainder after other gifts have been fulfilled) will have the most impact. Your intended gift won't decrease in value over time.

  3. Provide your solicitor with your chosen charities’ ABNs (WWF ABN 57 001 594 074), or use our sample wording which can be found here.

  4. Ensure your Will is legal by asking a solicitor or estate planner to prepare it. Or use a reputable free Will service such as Charity Wills.

  5. Help us to ensure your vision for the future is fulfilled by letting us know. Contact Christine for a confidential conversation on 0448 069 458 or email her directly giftsinwills@wwf.org.au

 

Find out more about gifts in Wills

Why support in this way?

Not only can you help after your lifetime, but by including WWF-Australia in your Will, there are added advantages to you now:



  • You can make a gift that costs you nothing now.
  • You can provide for your loved ones and causes you care about
  • You can change your beneficiaries at any time.
  • Large or small your donation will ensure your values live on.

    • If you have any questions please contact Christine and Carrie in our Gifts in Wills team directly. Contact Christine on 02 8228 6822, Carrie on 08 6231 0239, free call 1800 032 551 or email  giftsinwills@wwf.org.au 

    WWF is one of Australia’s most trusted conservation organisations. At WWF, we work in Australia and in our Asia-Pacific backyard to protect endangered species and habitats, meet the challenge of climate change, and build a world where people live in harmony with nature. This would not be possible without financial support from our community. Thank you! If you would like to help us, please make a donation.

    All donations of $2 or more to WWF-Australia are tax-deductible. For your convenience we will send you one receipt at the end of the financial year, for the total amount of your tax deductible donations.
    Registered Charity Number: ACN 001 594 074 | NSW License Number: CFN 13143

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