Support IDFA » Bequest Information

We understand that making a Will is a very personal matter however it is an important part of planning for the future. After you have provided for loved ones, you may then consider including the Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia as a beneficiary, this is a powerful reflection of your values.  It is one that would be greatly appreciated by the Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia.

A bequest is when you make a gift in your Will of personal property, such as cash, real estate, a car or shares to a nominated person or organisation. What you put in your Will is a private and personal decision and it can also be an inspiring one.

By leaving a lasting legacy, your gift enables us to continue to offer practical, emotional, medical and social support to people and their families living with Primary Immune Deficiency.  This is one way to make a positive difference beyond your lifetime.

If you have already made a Will, perhaps you could consider asking your solicitor to add a codicil, which will incorporate your gift to Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia.

To assist your solicitor or legal adviser, here is a sample of our suggested bequest wording for a gift of residue.

To assist your solicitor or legal adviser, here is a sample of our suggested bequest wording for a specific legacy.