A gift in your Will to Common Grace creates a flourishing future for all.
By including a gift in your Will to Common Grace, after providing for family and loved ones, you are empowering Christians and churches to take up their sacred calling to pursue Jesus and justice.
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Leaving a gift in your Will to Common Grace is a deeply personal and significant decision. If you have already done so, or would like to know more, we would be honoured to hear from you and support you on this journey. For a confidential conversation, please fill in the form on this page or contact us at [email protected]
Your heart for justice can be a gift to those experiencing injustice beyond your lifetime.
Join faithful supporters like Janet who believes that justice is at the heart of following Jesus. She says:
“Leaving a gift in my Will to Common Grace is something I wanted to do to extend what I’m already doing. I think what Common Grace is doing is great. I believe that followers of Jesus should be acting in ways that bring about justice….so I am doing what I can!”
You’ll be helping to:
- Spark critical conversations in communities, churches and government.
- Resource the tools that transform concern into action.
- Amplify the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christian Leaders
- Influence national policy through faithful Christian witness.
A seed of justice planted today will grow a movement of faithful Christian advocacy so that all people and all creation flourish in the goodness God intends.
How to leave a gift in your Will
There are different ways you can support the work of Common Grace through your Will, and below are some suggestions to consider. Most people leave a Residual gift as it ensures that your closest loved ones are cared for first.
Your legal advisor can help you consider the most appropriate type of gift to Common Grace in your Will, no matter how large or small the gift.
A gift in your Will may be a:
- whole or share of your estate, or
- fixed amount, or
- residual amount after you have provided for family and loved ones.
Suggested legal Will wording
I give, free of all duties and taxes: the whole of my estate, or ___%
of my estate, or the residue of my estate (or ___% of the residue of my
estate, or the amount of $ ___ to Christians for Justice Ltd (ACN: 601 218 991) trading as Common Grace (ABN: 79 601 218 991)
Helpful Information
- Personal circumstances can change, so it’s important to review your Will every few years to ensure it still reflects your intentions.
- We recommend you seek professional legal advice when preparing or updating your Will, or when appointing an Executor/s, Enduring Attorney or Power of Attorney.
The gift of a Will
Leaving a gift in your Will is an opportunity to support causes you care about without feeling any financial impact. But that’s not all.
Having a valid will protects people you love. It gives them certainty over your final wishes as well as providing financial security for them. Including a Gift in your Will is entirely optional.
Thank you for considering a gift in your Will. A seed of justice planted today will grow a movement of faithful Christian advocacy so that all people and all creation flourish in the goodness God intends.