Remembering Amnesty in your Will is a very personal decision but it’s one that carries such hope. It’s an act that expresses what you believe in, and one that will help ensure a world where human rights are enjoyed by all. It’s something you and your family can be proud of for a long time to come.
If you would like more information, please don’t hesitate to contact Naomi Vaughan. We would be grateful for the opportunity to discuss your decision further, if you have any questions at all.
For more information call Naomi Vaughan on 1300 300 920 or email naomi.vaughan@amnesty.org.au
ORGANISING YOUR WILL
Organising your Will is one of the most important things you will ever do. A Will protects your family and loved ones, and ensures that your estate is divided among the people you love in the way you intend.
When you choose to make a gift in your Will to Amnesty International, our promise to you is to continue to challenge injustice and uphold our shared values for generations to come.
Our work defending human rights simply wouldn’t be possible without the support of people like you.
“Leaving a bequest to Amnesty International Australia through my will means that I will still be able to speak out – even when I’m no longer around”Alice Beauchamp, Amnesty International supporter
Your gift to Amnesty will help safeguard a future world where human rights are respected, defended and upheld. It’s a gift that will ensure that the values you hold so dear will live on for your loved ones and across generations to come.
Find out more be getting in touch with naomi.vaughan@amnesty.org.au or by downloading our Bequest Information Booklet here.
If you are ready to draft your Will, we have partnered with three online Will-writing platforms: Gathered Here, Safewill and Willed. All services provide legally valid Wills that can be found on this page. If your Will is complex, you may prefer to consult a solicitor. (Amnesty does not receive financial benefits from the promotion of either platform)