Making a will is an important part of caring for loved ones and planning for the future.  One way to leave a lasting legacy for people with an intellectual disability is to leave a gift from your estate to Jobsupport in your will.

There are several ways you can consider Jobsupport in your will - providing a specific property donation (cash or other), setting aside a percentage of your estate or leaving a residual amount after beneficiaries are cared for.

If you are interested in leaving a bequest to Jobsupport in your will, we would be happy to speak with you further.

To help you plan a bequest to Jobsupport, we suggest the following wording in your will.

Specific Gifts (cash or property) or Percentage of Estate:

I GIVE to JOBSUPPORT, the sum of $______(insert amount) or (insert specific item to donate) for its general purposes free of all duties and taxes payable and I declare that the receipt of its Chief Executive, Treasurer or other authorised officer of Jobsupport is a complete discharge to my executors of the payment of such benefit.

Percentage of Estate:

I GIVE to JOBSUPPORT, (insert percentage) of my estate for its general purposes free of all duties and taxes payable and I declare that the receipt of its Chief Executive, Treasurer or other authorised officer of Jobsupport is a complete discharge to my executors of the payment of such benefit.

Gifts of Residue:

I GIVE to JOBSUPPORT, the residue of my estate for its general purposes free of all duties and taxes payable and I declare that the receipt of its Chief Executive, Treasurer or other authorised officer of Jobsupport is a complete discharge to my executors of the payment of such benefit.

If you are considering leaving a bequest for Jobsupport, we suggest you contact your legal advisor.  We would also like to speak with you and have an opportunity to thank you.  Contact Rachael Taudien on This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it , 02 9413 1633 or 0419 413 163.