Wills and Bequests to The Salvation Army

Help the Salvos Help Others

By leaving a bequest to The Salvation Army in your Will, you become a partner in our life changing work, leaving a lasting legacy for the future.

Bequests made to The Salvation Army are primarily used for capital development projects - e.g. caring for the homeless, assisting families in crisis, providing rehabilitation for those with addictions - and your bequest will offer a gift of hope to future generations of Australians.

A Will is an important document and we recommend for your own peace of mind that it be prepared by a practising legal professional to ensure that your accumulated or inherited assets will be distributed in accordance with your wishes.

If you do not have a Solicitor, The Salvation Army is able to help you locate one in your area.


 

YOUR_WILL_YOUR_FAMILY_AND_THE_SALVATION_ARMYYour Will, Your Family and The Salvation Army
(20 page booklet, PDF file, 1.2 megabytes)

This booklet describes why Wills are important. It includes details on:

  • Everyone needs a Will
  • Making your Will
  • Ensuring your Will is valid
  • Who should prepare your will
  • How do you determine your estate
  • What is an executor
  • Guardianship
  • Providing first for your immediate family
  • How you can leave a bequest to The Salvation Army
  • Suggested Wording for a bequest to The Salvation Army - (please also note the information below - Recognizing our Honoured Friends)
  • Storage and safe keeping of your Will
  • Amending your Will

 

Click on the link to download, or contact one of our advisors if you would like a copy forwarded to you. 

RECOGNISING_OUR_HONOURED_FRIENDS_BROCHURERecognising our Honoured Friends

This brochure describes our Honoured Friends programme -- a way of showing our appreciation to those who have generously remembered The Salvation Army in their Will.

From time to time we schedule functions and tours to enable our bequestors to see some of the many programmes we are providing in the community.

Pastoral Care is also offered to support our Honoured Friends.

Please contact us for a copy of this brochure.

 

 

 

CONFIDENTIALPROFILEConfidential Personal Profile Booklet

This free booklet is provided by The Salvation Army as a community service to help you document your affairs and keep them in order giving both you and your family peace of mind

You can record details such as:

  • Personal Information
  • Bank and Investment details
  • Life Insurance and Superannuation
  • Medical History
  • Personal History
  • Personal Property Inventory
  • Others

Please contact us for a copy of this brochure.


CONTACT US - Free Call 1800 337 082

You are welcome to contact us at the following locations, or click here to request information.

Our representatives are available to visit you at your home or office at any time to provide helpful information and advice. We can also provide you with booklets and materials to assist in the preparation of your Will.

 

Territorial Director, Wills & Bequests
The Salvation Army
Public Relations Department

 

Victoria
Locked Bag 3020
Box Hill Vic 3128
95-99 Railway Rd, Blackburn

Phone: (03) 8878 2377
Email: Suzanne.Hughes@aus.salvationarmy.org

South Australia
PO Box 12
Fullarton SA 5063

39 Florence Street, Fullarton (Adelaide)

Phone: (08) 8408 6900
Email: Philip.Browne@aus.salvationarmy.org or Gordon.Merrett@aus.salvationarmy.org  

Western Australia
PO Box 8498
Perth Business Centre WA 6849
333 William Street, Northbridge (Perth)

Phone: (08) 9260 9500
Email: Peter.Hotchkin@aus.salvationarmy.org

Tasmania
PO Box 50
New Town TAS 7008
27 Pirie Street, New Town (Hobart)

Phone: (03) 6228 8400
Email: Angela.Davis@aus.salvationarmy.org    

Northern Territory
PO Box 189
Darwin NT 0801
Level 2, Suite C, 48 - 50 Smith Street, Darwin

Phone: (08) 8944 6000
Email: Rod.Reeve@aus.salvationarmy.org

NSW, QLD & ACT Serviced by The Salvation Army, Eastern Territory
Click here to visit their Wills & Bequests Web Page