BEQUESTS

If you want to support the ongoing work of The Holocaust Centre of New Zealand - ensuring that the lessons of The Holocaust and the testimonies of Holocaust survivors are maintained for future generations - you can practically do so by including a bequest in your Will.

Making a Bequest to HCNZ

Bequests generally take one of three forms:

• General Purpose Bequest to support our general operational activities
• Specific Purpose Gift (e.g. support for a particular program or activity)
• Gift in perpetuity administered by HCNZ.

It is essential that you discuss making a bequest with your legal representative to determine the form of bequest which best reflects your intentions and priorities.
In your Will, you may nominate HCNZ as a beneficiary, or part-beneficiary, in the following ways:

• Allocate a specific amount, or a percentage of your Will, to HCNZ
• Allocate property such as a house or land to HCNZ
• Allocate specific items, money, shares etc to HCNZ
• Nominate HCNZ as a beneficiary in your insurance policy
• Establish a trust fund where interest earned is donated to HCNZ
• Designate 'all the rest' and/or the 'residue of the estate' to HCNZ.

If you are considering making a bequest to HCNZ, please contact:
 
Administration Manager
via email at: officeadmin@holocaustcentre.org.nz or call (04) 801 9480.
Bequests made to HCNZ are recognised under “Donors and Supporters” in our Annual Review.