Think of the SPCA in your will
Creating a bequest in your will is a wonderful way to make an ongoing contribution towards your favourite charity
DON’T be fooled by not making a will because you are healthy or young.
If you have any possessions of value, you should create a will.
A will is one of the most important documents you will ever create and sign in your life, as this will determine the distribution of your belongings.
Should you not have a will when you die, your estate will be divided according to the intestate succession laws. Family heirlooms and sentimental items may be sold to ensure the division of your assets.
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With no will, your family and friends may not receive anything.
Creating a bequest in your will is a wonderful way to make an ongoing contribution towards your favourite charity and to keep assisting them in continuing in their cause. A bequest can come in many forms: you can give cash, land, personal belongings or a percentage of an estate.
“Consider Kempton Park SPCA in your will. They are non-government funded and completely rely on donations from the public, individuals and companies,” said SPCA manager Kira Sparrow.
Should you choose to bequeath to the SPCA, it is imperative that you specify Kempton Park SPCA and perhaps include the address as well (130 Fitter Road, Spartan).
