Leave a Lasting Legacy with NFAW
Why Consider a Gift in Your Will?
A gift, regardless of size, is a powerful statement of your values and a commitment to lasting change. It ensures your dedication to gender equality resonates for generations to come.
Empowering Women Across Society
NFAW is dedicated to promoting and protecting the interests of Australian women in all aspects of society. Your gift supports vital research, advocacy, education, and programs breaking down barriers to women's equality, fostering transformational change.
Catalyst for Policy Change and Social Justice
Your contribution supports NFAW's role as a catalyst for policy change, advocating for legislative and social reforms that advance women's rights. Your legacy invests in a future where women's voices are heard, respected, and acted upon.
How Your Gift Makes a Difference
Support groundbreaking research on gender issues, shaping policies that address pay disparity and violence against women.
Leaving a Gift is Simple
Leaving a gift to NFAW is a straightforward process. Consult a legal advisor to ensure your wishes are accurately reflected. Informing us allows us to thank you and keep you updated on the impact of your future gift.
Your Legacy is Their Future
By leaving a gift to NFAW, you're shaping the future for Australian women, ensuring your commitment to gender equality inspires change long after your lifetime. We're here to answer any questions about leaving a gift and how your legacy contributes to a more equitable future for all women.
Thank you for considering this powerful way to support gender equality and women's rights. Together, we create a lasting legacy of change.
How to leave a gift for NFAW in your Will.
We are often asked about the process of making a provision for the NFAW in a will. So we have added some new details on our website which we hope will be useful, a summary of which is included below plus the link to the website for further details.
Types of Gifts in Wills
If you are thinking of leaving a gift to National Foundation for Australian Women Limited in your Will, there are many ways you can leave a gift that could be the right fit for you.
A few examples that may suit your preferences and individual circumstances include:
- A specific sum of cash
- A percentage of the value of your estate, or
- A residual gift (the balance of your estate after all other provisions have been met)
A Will must be carefully planned, drawn up, and executed to ensure your wishes will be effectively carried out. National Foundation for Australian Women recommends you seek professional advice when preparing your Will.
You can contact a solicitor, the Public Trustee, or the Law Society in your State or Territory for advice about preparing a Will. Thank you for considering supporting the NFAW with a bequest.
Here is an easy guide → to the questions and answers you might seek in relation to making a provision for a Gift in your Will to the NFAW.