Leave a legacy that lasts.
A gift in your Will to Jewish House ensures the work continues for the
people who need it most — long after you’re gone.
What is a bequest?
A bequest is a gift left to an organisation through your Will. It can be a fixed amount, a percentage of your estate, or a specific asset. Bequests are one of the most significant ways individuals can support the work of Jewish House.
Many of our most impactful programs have been made possible by people who chose to include Jewish House in their estate planning. It costs nothing now and leaves something lasting.
Why leave a gift to Jewish House
Jewish House has been part of the Sydney community for over 40 years. A bequest ensures
that work continues — that the crisis line stays open, that accommodation remains available,
that families in need have somewhere to turn.
If the work of Jewish House has meant something to you, or to someone you love, a gift in your Will is a way of making sure it can keep doing that for others.
How it
works
Including Jewish House in your Will is straightforward. Your solicitor can assist you in adding or updating a bequest. We recommend speaking with your legal adviser about the right approach for your circumstances.
If you would like to discuss a bequest with us before speaking to your solicitor, we are happy
to have that conversation confidentially and without obligation.
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Let us
know
If you have already included Jewish House in your Will, or are considering doing so, we would love to hear from you. Letting us know allows us to acknowledge your generosity and keep you informed about the work your gift will support.
There is no obligation and your decision remains entirely your own.
