Legacy Giving

Plan a contribution with lasting purpose.

You may wish to discuss a future gift, a bequest, a beneficiary designation or selected assets from an estate. FWF welcomes a careful conversation with you and your advisers about the purpose and practical requirements.

The correct arrangement depends on the asset, authority, jurisdiction and circumstances. Please seek independent professional advice and confirm FWF’s acceptance process before finalizing an unusual gift.

Recognition is optional. You may keep the conversation private.

Begin at your own pace

Share the general type of contribution you are considering, its intended purpose and how you or your adviser would prefer to be contacted. An inquiry or statement of future intention does not transfer an asset or establish a binding commitment.

For a bequest, beneficiary designation or unusual estate asset, start with a specialist discussion. For household goods or other estate contents, use the goods offer route and explain your authority to offer the items.

Discuss legacy or estate support · Offer estate goods for review

Keep sensitive records private

Please do not include wills, identity documents or private financial information in an ordinary inquiry form. Necessary documents and an appropriate exchange method can be agreed later.

Your own qualified advisers can help you choose an arrangement suited to your circumstances. FWF’s review and acceptance requirements must be confirmed separately before an unusual gift is finalized.

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