Making a Bequest
Leaving a Will is a powerful way of offering care to your family and others you care about.
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Making a Bequest
For many people, leaving a bequest in their Will is an opportunity to give a significant gift to an organisation they have been committed to throughout their life. As the famous Christian Theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer said: “We should work and pray that we might leave a heritage that will enrich future generations”.
The BaptistCare Bequest Information Pack contains a range of helpful materials about how bequest gifts help to address unmet needs across our community and enrich the lives of future generations. This pack is available free of charge from Randy Wood, our Bequest Manager, on (02) 9023 2532.
A gift in your Will assists us to provide help and hope to those served by us including:
- Women and children escaping domestic violence
- Homeless people or those at risk of homelessness
- Frail aged people, people with dementia and their carers
- People who are unemployed
- Individuals and families living on low incomes
- Youth and children
Please let us know if you have already made provision in your Will for the work and ministry of BaptistCare as we would love to express our appreciation.
“It is through the generosity and support of donors and those who choose to leave a gift to BaptistCare in their Will and speak into the future of BaptistCare that is truly special. I invite you to be part of the BaptistCare story, and to help us to continue to extend care in the name of Jesus Christ.” Charles Moore, CEO
The BCS Foundation
All donations and bequests of a general nature made to BaptistCare are administered by the BCS Foundation.
The BCS Foundation was established in June 1995 to celebrate and mark the jubilee of the incorporation of BCS. The BCS Foundation accepts donations, bequests and other benefits from the public. The funds are invested in accordance with the provisions of the Trustee Act of NSW. The ‘Trustees for BCS Foundation’ is a charitable fund and is endorsed as a Deductible Gift recipient (DGR) with donations (but not testamentary gifts such as bequests) of $2 and over being tax deductible.
The Trustees of the BCS Foundation comprise three directors of BaptistCare and four independent Trustees.
What Are My Next Steps?
- Visit Our FAQ Page
- Request A Bequest Information Pack from the BaptistCare Bequest Manager
- Take suggested wording to a Solicitor or Trustee Company
- Notify the BaptistCare Bequest Officer of your intentions
Frequently Asked Questions
View our Frequently Asked Questions page to see if we can answer your questions.
Otherwise you can contact the Bequest Manager on
(02) 9023 2532 or via post at
PO Box 7626, Norwest, NSW, 2153.
Make an enquiry
Complete the form and we will be in touch.