Making a Will is an important part of planning for the future. After you have provided for loved ones, you may then consider including Seeing Eye Dogs as a beneficiary.
Many generous people support the important work of Seeing Eye Dogs through bequests from their estates. Over the years, these contributions large and small have contributed significantly to our work. By leaving a lasting legacy, your gift enables us to assist people who are blind or have low vision to lead independent and fulfilling lives. It is one way of making a positive difference beyond your lifetime.
If you have already made a Will, you may like to consider asking your solicitor to add a codicil, which will incorporate your gift to Seeing Eye Dogs.
Let us know so we can thank you
We understand that making a Will is a very personal matter. However, if you do intend making Seeing Eye Dogs one of your beneficiaries, or already have done so, it would be a great help if you could let us know.
As well as being of assistance for our future planning, it gives us an opportunity to acknowledge and recognise your generosity and to discuss your wishes. Any information you give us will of course be in the strictest confidence.
For further information on making a bequest, in strict confidence, please phone our Bequests and Community Manager on our toll free number 1300 84 74 66.
As well as being of assistance for our future planning, it gives us an opportunity to acknowledge and recognise your generosity and to discuss your wishes. Any information you give us will of course be in the strictest confidence.
For further information on making a bequest, in strict confidence, please phone our Bequests and Community Manager on our toll free number 1300 84 74 66.
Suggested wording in your Will
I give the whole/residual/a percentage of my estate/the sum of $______ (select as you feel appropriate) to Vision Australia Seeing Eye Dogs (ABN 67 108 391 831) for the training and provision of Seeing Eye Dog services and I declare that the receipt of its chief executive officer, treasurer or other authorised officer, shall be a sufficient discharged to my executors.