WHAT’S A LEGACY?
HOW TO SET UP YOUR RAW LEGACY

RAW NAMED AS A BENEFICIARY
To leave a legacy or bequest to RAW, you will need to include the following details in your Will when naming RAW as a BENEFICIARY:
RAW 2014 Limited
Registered Charity No.CC50385
2-4 Marshall Street, Morrinsville

PURPOSE OF LEGACY
You can leave a bequest to RAW for “general purposes” or for a “specific purpose”. We will respect your wishes if you leave a gift for a specific campaign, however, because of the changing nature of campaigns and funds available, leaving a legacy for “general purposes” is a good way to future-proof your gift.
ALLOCATION METHOD

SPECIFIC SUM
This is a common form of bequest, where a specific amount is written in to your will. We recommend that you review your will regularly in light of inflation and changes to the value of your estate if you choose to nominate a specific sum to bequest.

PERCENTAGE OF YOUR ESTATE
You can nominate a percentage of your estate to be gifted. By nominating a percentage of your estate, your donation keeps pace with inflation and your estate value.

RESIDUE OF YOUR ESTATE
This is the money or assets remaining from your estate after it has been divided amongst those you wish to remember. You can specify to gift the full sum, a nominated amount or a percentage of your residue estate.

GIFT OF ASSETS OR PROPERTY
You can nominate to gift a property, home, shares or other assets, allowing them to be retained as a capital investment or to be sold to raise funds. If you choose to do this, we ask that you please contact us first to ensure that we can accept and utilise your gift in the way that you would hope.
NO WILL? NO PROBLEM

Family Lawyer
If you already have a family lawyer, consult them on establishing a will.

Community Advice
Contact The New Zealand Law Society, Public Trust, Perpetual Guardian or your local Citizen’s Advice Bureau if you don’t already have a lawyer and/or to seek advice around completing a will

DIY
Do it yourself using a free DIY will writing kit that you can download from the internet. Google DIY Will writing kit.
