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After providing for the people closest to you, a gift in your Will to FARE can help create lasting change for generations to come.
Your legacy will live through the vital work we do to transform alcohol policies, raise the voices of people with lived experiences and drive reform to protect Australians from alcohol harm.
Together, we can create change for a healthier and safer Australia.
Many people choose to use their Will as an opportunity to contribute to causes they are passionate about.
FARE has a vision for an Australia free from alcohol harm – where families are safe, healthy and well, and where communities have a say in the role that alcohol plays in their lives.
But sadly right now:
Together, we have an opportunity to turn this around.
Your support will enable FARE to create lasting change. We do this by working alongside communities and people with lived experience, commissioning new research, advocating for stronger policies, holding alcohol companies accountable, and delivering life changing health campaigns.
A gift in your Will, sometimes called a bequest or legacy, is a gift made to a person or organisation through your estate.
Leaving a gift to FARE is a meaningful way to carry your values forward and help create healthier and safer communities for future generations.
There are several ways you may be able to leave a gift:
Your solicitor or qualified legal adviser can help you decide which option best reflects your wishes and circumstances.
No gift is too small to make a meaningful contribution to FARE’s work.
Whether you leave a percentage of your estate, a specific amount or another type of gift, your generosity can help build healthier and safer communities for generations to come.
No. You are not required to tell us that you have included FARE in your Will.
However, we would value the opportunity to thank you personally, learn what inspired your decision and keep you informed about the work your future gift could support.
Any information you share will be treated respectfully and confidentially.
EveryWill, is a platform that allows you to write your Will online for free and to leave a gift to a charity as part of it.
For people who do not yet have a Will, FARE has partnered with EveryWill to provide a free online Will option.
EveryWill guides you through the process online and gives you the opportunity to include a gift to FARE alongside the people and causes that matter to you.
Though EveryWill, you can write your Will online, for free, and include a gift to FARE. The process is all completed online, and EveryWill has all the information including guides and resources on their website.
For people who do not yet have a Will, FARE has partnered with EveryWill to provide a free online Will option.
EveryWill guides you through the process online and gives you the opportunity to include a gift to FARE alongside the people and causes that matter to you.
Using EveryWill is entirely optional. You can also prepare or update your Will through your own solicitor or legal adviser.
Through EveryWill, you can write your Will online, for free, and include a gift to FARE. The process is all completed online, and EveryWill has all the information including guides and resources on their website.
If you already have a Will, your solicitor may be able to help you update it or prepare a codicil—a separate legal document that makes a change to your existing Will.
We recommend speaking with your solicitor or qualified legal adviser before making any changes. You may also wish to discuss your plans with your family, executor or other people close to you.
If you already have a solicitor drafted will and would like to update this to include a gift for FARE, it’s important to use the correct language. This pro forma text can be a useful guide:
“I give to the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education, ABN 91 096 854 385,
for which the receipt of the Treasurer or other authorised officer shall be an absolute discharge.”
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