When writing a Will, much of the focus often goes to specific gifts. You may choose to leave a particular item, a family heirloom or a set amount of money to someone. For many people, the most significant part of their Will is the clause that deals with their remaining estate.

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If you work in fundraising, there are a few phrases that immediately make your ears perk up. One of them is “gifts in Wills”.

Gifts in Wills are one of the most meaningful ways supporters can create a lasting impact for the causes they care about.

There is something deeply personal about choosing who receives the things that have shaped your life. Some gifts carry more than monetary value. They hold memories, meaning, and the stories that connect us to the people and places we love.

While it is not always easy to think about, putting a clear guardianship plan in place can make a meaningful difference for your children when the unexpected happens. 

One simple but often overlooked part of this process is selecting the contemplation of marriage clause when you create your Will. This small step keeps your Will valid when you legally marry. 

Most of us have an idea of what we’d like our funeral to look like. Maybe it’s a favourite song, a special place for your ashes, or a relaxed celebration filled with a few laughs.

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