National Wills Week is a nation-wide initiative that offers South Africans the opportunity to consider their legacy and ensure that their wishes are respected after they pass away. During this week, participating law firms across the country provide free will-drafting services, making it easier for people to take this crucial step. Having a will in place provides peace of mind, knowing that your assets will be dealt with according to your wishes, thereby sparing your loved ones unnecessary stress and uncertainty.
Legacy extends beyond assets
Creating a will is not just about distributing your possessions. It’s about leaving a lasting impact on the causes and values that matter most to you. Your legacy can extend far beyond material wealth, and can be a reflection of your compassion, commitment to your community, and your desire to make a difference in the lives of others. By thoughtfully planning your will, you can ensure that your values live on and continue to influence others, even after you are gone.
Why leave a bequest to Badisa?
Our mission is to support those in need through practical and sustainable methods, employing a holistic approach that spans from cradle to grave, irrespective of race or religion.
Bequests are critical to our long-term sustainability, allowing us to expand our services and adapt to new challenges. We invite you to partner with us to make a meaningful impact that endures long after your lifetime.
Here are some reasons why leaving a bequest to Badisa is a choice that benefits not only the organisation but also thousands of vulnerable children and families in South Africa:
Impactful giving: Leaving a bequest to Badisa is an effective way to make a tangible difference. Past bequests have enabled us to fund critical programs, such as our child protection services and elderly care initiatives. These contributions have directly impacted countless lives, providing much-needed support and hope to those who need it most.
Continuing compassion: A bequest to Badisa ensures that your values are upheld through Badisa’s ongoing efforts to be a neighbour to everyone in need. Your legacy will be one of continued compassion, making a lasting impact on the lives of others for years to come.
Supporting the community: When you leave a bequest to Badisa, you’re not just supporting an organisation; you’re supporting the broader community in South Africa. Your contribution helps ensure that Badisa can continue its work and provide essential services to future generations. This act of generosity ultimately strengthens communities.
How to leave a bequest to Badisa
Leaving a bequest to Badisa is simple. Here’s how you can include us in your will:
Consult a legal professional: During National Wills Week, many attorneys will be offering free will-drafting services. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to ensure that your will is legally sound and clearly outlines your wishes.
Discuss your decisions with loved ones: We encourage you to discuss your decision with your family and loved ones to ensure that it aligns with your overall legacy and family values. Having these conversations now can provide clarity and prevent misunderstandings in the future.
Decide on your bequest: You can choose to leave a specific percentage of your estate, a fixed amount, or particular assets to Badisa. Your legal advisor can help you decide the best way to structure your bequest to reflect your wishes.
Include Badisa in your will: Your legal professional will assist you in drafting the necessary language to include Badisa in your will. Be sure to specify the type of bequest and the intended purpose, especially if you have a specific program or service in mind.
National Wills Week is the perfect time to take action and make important decisions about your legacy. To learn more about leaving a bequest to Badisa or to receive assistance in drafting your will, please email us at info@badisa.org.za or phone 076 980 4465.
About Badisa
Badisa is a dedicated social services organisation committed to providing professional care in various areas including:
- Children and Families
- Elderly Care
- Disability Care
- Substance Dependency
- Early Childhood Development
Our mission is to support those in need through practical and sustainable methods, employing a holistic approach that spans from cradle to grave, irrespective of race or religion.
As a registered non-profit organisation (NPO 011-891) and a public benefit organisation (PBO 930 006 348), Badisa is devoted to social development. We operate through 134 community-based programs and branches across the Western, Northern, and Eastern Cape.
