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Gifts in Wills.

Join our community of bequestors and leave a legacy that transforms the life of a person with low vision or blindness.
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"I think Shiela’s legacy is the gift that she’s given."
- Kent Woodcock, Enduring Guardian of Sheila Woodcock who left a gift in her Will to Guide Dogs

Thanks to the generosity of so many wonderful people who have included a gift in their Will, we can continue to support more Australians with low vision or blindness for many years to come.  

Whether large or small, a gift in your Will is greatly valued. 

Every gift supports our Clients to access information, technology and the practical tools required for them to live an independent life. 

Your legacy could change the lives of so many people living with low vision or blindness. Please consider leaving a gift in your Will to Guide Dogs. 

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How to leave a gift in your Will

Here is the typical process associated with leaving a gift in your Will.

     Contact the Gifts in Wills team in your state. 

      Consult your legal advisor.

 Discuss with your family and loved ones. 

 

Enquire about leaving a gift in your Will to Guide Dogs.

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We recommend you seek the advice of an independent solicitor or qualified legal advisor before making or revising your Will and choosing an executor to administer your estate. 

You don’t need to be wealthy to leave a gift in your Will to Guide Dogs. Leaving a small percentage in your Will goes a long way. Even 1% of an estate can have a lasting impact. People often find they can afford to be more generous by leaving a gift in their Will than they are able to be during their lifetime. 

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