How to support the work of the Koala Hospital through a Bequest:
Thank you for your interest in making a bequest to The Koala Hospital. There are a number of ways to make a bequest to support the work of the Koala Preservation Society.
There are several types of bequests:
- A residual bequest - The residue or remainder of your will afterprovisions have been made for family and friends.
- A specific sum - A nominated set cash amount.
- A percentage - A percentage of your Estate (Real estate, shares,jewellery or other assets).
- A residual bequest - The residue or remainder of your will afterprovisions have been made for family and friends
Example: “I hereby give and bequeath to the Koala Preservation Society of N.S.WInc. (the sum of $ …………………… or ………………..… % of my estate) tobe used in such manner as the Society determines or approves.”
You should seek legal advice and you may also wish to speak to an accountant with respect to taxation and financial matters.
The Koala Preservation Society of NSW Inc.
Macquarie Nature Reserve
Port Macquarie NSW 2444
Australia
ABN 74060854479
ARBN Y0153013
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Environmental Donation - Friday, 18 November 2011 Environmental Donation Volunteers at the Koala Hospital are very aware of the need to conserve water. This has sometimes been difficult, however, as the leaf in the containers in the koala yards need to be misted twice daily to provide the animals with the moisture they require, as well as... Read more | Koala Stories by Pam Whippy - Thursday, 17 November 2011 Koala Stories by Pam Whippy – a long time volunteer. I have been working at the Koala Hospital for over 13 years and started there in May 1998. I was born in Port Macquarie, and moved back there in 1997 due to forced early retirement. On my return to Port, I visited the Koala Hospital, fell in... Read more | Koala Hospital Documentary - Thursday, 17 November 2011 KOALA HOSPITAL presents the poignant and surprising life of koalas. For almost 40 years, the Koala Hospital and its community of volunteers have been caring for sick and injured wild koalas, giving them a second chance at life. Australian filmmaker Susan Kelly documented wild behaviour and life at... Read more |
