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Your gift can bring good health to the most isolated parts of Ethiopia. Maybe you’d like to train up a class of midwives, or teach a whole community about the dangers of female genital mutilation, or sponsor a rural health clinic. You can be the catalyst for better health and wellbeing.
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Your gift can uplift and inspire women. It can mean women receive training in farming, small business, maternal health and financial management. It can mean the difference between a hungry child and a fed child. And it will change these women and children’s lives forever.
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Leaving money to charity in your Will is a very personal decision. If this is something you are considering, here is a step-by-step guide to get you started.
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1. Think about what issues you most care about. Is children’s education close to your heart? Or mother’s healthcare, or even equal opportunity?
2. Make note of the legal charity name, address and registered charity number to make sure there’s no ambiguity when it comes time to include your charity.
3. There are different types of gifts you can leave in your Will. Consider which is right for you: Residual, Percentage/Fractional, Pecuniary/Specific or even a Whole Estate.
4. Discuss your decision with your family and loved ones. This will ensure they understand and support your reasons for choosing to help your charity in such a powerful way.
5. Let us know if you’ve thought of us in your Will. At Ethiopiaid, we would value the chance to thank you personally and discuss how you’d like your bequest to be used.
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When you leave the remainder of your Estate to charity after you’ve taken care of your loved ones and paid out any other financial commitments. One of the most common gifts.
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When you leave a percentage or fraction of your Estate (for example, 2%) to charity. This is a fluid amount that can change based on inflation, property value and changes to your Estate over time.
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When you nominate a specific monetary amount or specific item to give. This could come from your bank account,
from selling assets such as
property or shares, or by bequesing a specific item/s.
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When you give your entire Estate/everything you own to charity. For some, this is because their loved ones don't need the money; and others choose this because their family have already departed.
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