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   Donations & Bequests

It is with the help of people in the community and businesses, through donations and bequests, that we are able to offer free services such as the Dementia Helpline, counselling and information sessions.

Our work can only continue with support from the community.  This can occur in a number of ways, including;

> Donations

> Bequests

> In Memoriam Donations


Donations

Donations ensure we are able to continue to deliver our current services - and grow to meet increasing demand.  Donations to Alzheimer's Australia ACT are tax deductible. 

Here are a few easy ways to make a donation:

By Phone:
Simply call 02 6255 0722 during office hours with your credit card details handy.

Visit us:
159 Maribyrnong Avenue
Kaleen
ACT 2615

By Mail:
Print off the Donation Form and attach it with your cheque, money order or credit card details to:  
PO Box 7100
Kaleen
ACT  2615

By Fax:

Print off the Donation Form and fax it to:
Facsimile: 02 6255 0499

  Donation Form
PDF file, 36 KB, 2007

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Bequests

Bequests from Wills represent one of our organisation's most important sources of financial support.  We would not be able to serve people with dementia and their families and carers at the current level without the generosity and foresight of people who have left bequests.  By remembering Alzheimer's Australia ACT, you can turn your Will into an investment for the future.

In preparing your Will, your first concern will obviously be for your family and others close to you.  After providing for the financial security for your loved ones, you may like to consider including a bequest to Alzheimer's Australia ACT in your Will.

Some ways of making your remembrance gift

A legacy: through your Will, you can transfer an asset, such as property, insurance policy or shares, or a specific sum of money, to Alzheimer's Australia ACT.

Remainder: after you have made specific provisions in your Will, you can then specify that the rest of your estate, or any portion of the remainder be given to Alzheimer's Australia ACT.

Alternatives: since it may be many years between the writing of your Will and the time it is administered, you can make alternative provision in your Will. This means that if any specific bequests cannot be carried out, the funds or assets can be given to Alzheimer's Australia ACT.

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Further information

If you would like further information on how to leave a gift to Alzheimer's Australia ACT please contact us on (02) 6255 0722

We would be delighted to hear if you have included a bequest to Alzheimer's Australia ACT in your Will. By letting us know your intentions it will help us plan for the future and we would also like the opportunity to thank you personally.


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In Memoriam Donations

In Memoriam Donations - a tribute in lieu of flowers: this provides an opportunity to remember a loved one and provide a practical tribute in their honour.

Should you decide to ask for gifts in lieu of flowers, we can ensure that donation envelopes are sent directly to the funeral parlour.  All gifts are receipted and acknowledged to the donor and a list of donor's names and addresses is provided to the family.

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Contact Us

Alzheimer's Australia ACT is the peak body representing the interests of people affected by dementia in the ACT. To find out more, contact us or call the National Dementia Helpline on 1800 100 500.


created: 12 May 2003
updated: 31 January 2008

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