A will is a personal expression of last wishes and instructions. Many people choose to include a favourite charity in their will. It cannot be said in words how much the Sisters of the Good Samaritan appreciate a person's wish to be remembered in this way.
How to make Bequest
A will is a legal document and a personal statement. It is recommended to seek advice from a trained professional (Solicitor or Trust Officer) if you need to write a will. Once made, a will can be changed through a "codicil" which is clearly worded paragraph that is added to the will.
By including a paragraph, such as the following, in your will, you will ensure the legacy you nominate comes to the Foundation.
"I bequeath the sum of $ to the Sisters of the Good Samaritan Foundation ('the Foundation') to be applied for the charitable purposes of the Foundation and I declare that the receipt of the Foundation will be full and sufficient discharge for my executor without any need to enquire any further as to the actual application of monies."
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