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Bequests

Create a legacy of generosity for those in need by leaving a donation in your will.

Looking to arrange a bequest?

Leaving a bequest to the St Vincent de Paul Society is a great opportunity to help those in need by making a lasting impact, and creating a legacy that lives on.

You can leave a bequest to be used at the discretion of the St Vincent de Paul Society, or you can share with us how you wish for your donation to help.

A bequest is organised through a solicitor, however, we can assist by providing you direction on how to initiate a bequest.

Ways to leave a gift in your will

Thank you for your interest in leaving a gift in your will to the St Vincent de Paul Society. There are multiple ways you can leave a gift in your will, whether it be physical items or financial. Here are some ways you can leave a gift:

Donate money

Allocate a specific amount of money

Donate your estate

Allocate a percentage of your estate Gift a property or real estate Give the remainder of your estate, after all other legacies and expenses have been accounted for

Donate stocks or shares

Allocate a percentage of stocks or share in your portfolio

Donate goods

Donate specific items, such as furniture or household goods.

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Testimonial from Martin Ryan

I was introduced to Vinnies by my father, who was a lifelong supporter. When he passed, I felt compelled to continue his good work, both with regular donations and my own bequest.

I see Vinnies work first-hand in my own parish of Our Lady of the Way North Sydney, especially for disadvantaged people living in the midst of us. I personally know many of the Vinnies leaders and volunteers in my parish, and they are fine men and women. I hope to join them in their practical good works, when I am a little older and my family commitments allow.

I wholeheartedly commend a Vinnies bequest to you.

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