Thinking of leaving a legacy to World Vision? Here’s how to take the next steps.

Naturally, you may want to take care of your family and friends first. However, leaving a gift to World Vision in your will means children living in some of the world’s hardest countries will always have someone to give them a hand up.

A small share of your estate can go a long way

Just a small percentage of what’s left after you have provided for your loved ones can go a long way to help change lives. This kind of legacy doesn’t devalue over time regardless of what happens to the economy and neither will it reduce what your loved ones receive.

Seek legal advice

If you would like to leave a gift to World Vision in your will, we recommend that you speak to a qualified solicitor to discuss your wishes.

Updating your will?

If you’ve already made a will all you need to do to include World Vision is complete a short legal form called a codicil. If you need to make any bigger changes, it’s best to contact your solicitor to avoid any mistakes.

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