Leave a gift in your will
Remembering STAND in your will allows you to make a lasting impact even after you've departed. Legacy gifts have been pivotal in changing hundreds of lives over the past 10 years. Together, there's so much more we can achieve.
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The effect of a legacy gift in your will
Your will transcends legalities; it's a beacon of your legacy, extending care to your loved ones and supporting the causes closest to your heart in a tax-efficient way. By including a charitable donation in your will, your spirit of generosity will resonate across future generations.
As you pen your will, we'd be truly honoured if you considered bestowing a legacy gift upon STAND. Your legacy holds the power to transform lives: continue reading to discover the impact of your generosity.

Questions to ask your will provider
- Insights into inheritance tax and how it affects your will, with tips on making your legacy as tax-efficient as possible.
- Clear answers to some of the most common queries about wills and legacy gifts, helping you make informed decisions.
How your support could make a difference

Strengthening supply of prosthetic resources
This significantly enhances our ability to provide quality prosthetics, supporting individuals to regain mobility and independence.Read about our sustainability efforts

Funding bursaries for prosthetics students
This contribution supports education and training, crucial for sustaining and improving prosthetic care and rehabilitation services.Read about our education programs

Enabling significant refurbishments of clinics
This substantial support transforms the quality of care for individuals with limb differences, making a lasting impact on communities.Read about how we're mobilising people
Talk to us

We understand that drafting a will is a significant step, so please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any queries – we're happy to assist you.
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After my diabetes led to leg amputation, my activities were severely limited. However, with my new prosthetic leg, I can now walk to the mall and participate in all family activities again.




