Imagine the peace of mind that comes from knowing your generosity will continue to nurture the people and causes you care about, even after you’re gone. By including a gift to Northland Community Foundation in your Will, you create a legacy that blossoms for generations, helping Te Tai Tokerau Northland thrive forever.
Through Northland Community Foundation’s ‘smarter giving’ model, your gift is carefully invested and protected. The capital remains intact, and the returns are distributed annually to the causes you choose, creating a ripple of generosity that lasts a lifetime – and beyond.
Including a gift in your Will is simple. You can even take care of it online in just a few minutes if your estate is straight forward.
Learn more about leaving a gift in your Will and make your generosity last forever.
We have partnered with Gathered Here to help you write your will for free. If you’d like to include a gift in your will to Northland Community Foundation, you can do so online, in a matter of minutes.
It’s an easy option for those who have a simple estate structure.
If your estate is more complex, we recommend talking to your lawyer. Some wills are more complex, and will usually be written by a solicitor, in consultation with you.
If you think your estate may be more complex, you can get in touch with your lawyer.
Northland Community Foundation is proud to recognise the following professional advisors, who are committed to encouraging charitable giving:
A bequest is a gift left in your Will to support charitable causes. You can leave a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or the remainder after other gifts are distributed.
Leaving a bequest, or a gift in your Will creates a lasting legacy in Northland, ensuring your generosity continues to benefit the community for generations to come.
You can ask your lawyer to include a simple clause in your Will. We can provide suggested wording to ensure your wishes are clear. We have partnered with law firms across Northland – you can find your nearest lawyer here:
Yes, you can direct your gift to a specific cause, charity, or community fund. If you’re unsure, we can help tailor your legacy to your interests.
Yes, you can add a simple codicil (amendment) to your existing Will without needing to rewrite the entire document. You’ll need to get in touch with your lawyer.
We encourage you to let us know so we can ensure your wishes are followed and acknowledge your generosity if you choose.
