Leave a Gift in your Will
Gifts made in wills reflect what is most important to us – and where we most want to leave a lasting impact.
A gift in your will
Leave a legacy of caring.
Whether you’re personally affected by workplace tragedy or you’re passionate about health and safety, the work of Threads of Life is close to your heart. You can continue to support families affected by work-related fatalities, life-altering injuries and occupational disease, by dedicating a donation in your will.
Leaving a legacy gift
Leaving a gift to Threads of Life in your will is straight-forward to set up, and it can make a huge difference in the future, by supporting families and helping to eliminate tragedies.
A small percentage goes a long way
Some people worry that they can’t support both their loved ones and their favourite cause with their will. The truth is, just a small percentage of your estate left to Threads of Life can have a big impact, while still leaving the majority for your loved ones. Choosing to support Threads of Life this way can also reduce and, in some cases, even eliminate the taxes to be paid.
Difference options for setup
Your lawyer will be able to assist you in incorporating a legacy gift to Threads of Life into your will.
“Residual gift”
a share of your assets
“Specific gift”
a specific sum of money
Ensuring your wishes are followed
Be sure to seek appropriate legal advice when creating or amending your will. Please do ensure you reference us by our legal name – Association for Workplace Tragedy Family Support – and provide our CRA charitable registration number 87524 8908 RR0001.
Let us know
Leaving a legacy gift is such a profoundly personal decision. The truth is, you can choose to leave a gift in your will for Threads of Life and never tell us. But we’d really like to be able to thank you personally.
We’re here to discuss
If you have questions about what type of gift will work best for you, please contact us. We will be happy to work with you and your family to help you meet your goals. Please contact Lorna Catrambone at 1-888-567-9490 or [email protected].
