A gift in your Will helps fund the next generation of childhood cancer research. Your legacy will drive breakthroughs that give children the best chance at kinder, more effective treatments, changing lives for years to come.
In fact, four-year-old Charli would not have survived her aggressive leukaemia if not for the ZERO Program that customises cancer treatments based on a child’s genetic make-up. A program made possible by funding from generous supporters who left a gift in their Will years prior.
Thanks to research that The Kids’ Cancer Project has funded, Charli survived and is now cancer-free. – Charli's dad, Pat
Just 1% of your estate will support groundbreaking research and give hope for 100% survival with no long-term health impacts.
When you choose to leave a gift in your Will, you are helping to future-proof research and ensuring kids like Charli and their families will have a brighter future and better access to kinder, more effective treatments.
Many people choose to leave a residual gift, such as 1% or the remainder of their estate, after providing for loved ones. Others prefer to leave a specific amount, shares, or property. We suggest using the following wording: “I give (a percentage of my estate/the residue of my estate/a specific amount) to The Kids’ Cancer Project, ABN 13 061 138 181.”
Leaving a gift in your Will is a powerful way to create a brighter future for kids with cancer. I’ve attended far too many kids’ funerals and met countless families whose lives have been forever challenged and changed by childhood cancer. With your help, we can change that for the better. – Col Reynolds OAM The Kids’ Cancer Project Founder
Leaving a gift in your Will is more than just giving. It’s leaving your legacy and giving hope for kids with cancer and the future of childhood cancer research.
Whether you are considering leaving a bequest or have already included us in your Will – The Kids’ Cancer Project thanks you for your exceptional generosity.
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