Leave a legacy of hope for children
Writing a Will is more than a legal necessity, it’s a reflection of what truly matters to you. Once you’ve provided for your loved ones, including a gift to a cause you care about is a powerful way to continue making a difference in the world.
By choosing to leave a gift in your Will to Save the Children, you’ll help build a brighter, safer future for children in need, both here in New Zealand and across the globe.
Find out how your legacy can change the lives of children worldwide. Submit the form below.
Lucy, four, playing outside her home in Malaita Province, the Solomon Islands.
Why leave a gift in your will?
Your Will tells your story. It’s your chance to pass on more than just material possessions. It’s an opportunity to share your values and make a lasting impact.
Leaving a gift in your Will:
- Supports life-changing programmes for vulnerable children
- Empowers the next generation to thrive and reach their potential
- Ensures your compassion lives on, beyond your lifetime
Every gift, no matter the size, helps create a better world for children.
Making or updating your Will
Creating a Will is one of the most important things you can do, and keeping it updated ensures it continues to reflect your wishes.
We understand that family and loved ones come first. If you’re also passionate about helping children, a gift in your Will to Save the Children can be a meaningful extension of your care and generosity.
Our free Guide to Gifts in Wills makes it easy to get started. It includes step-by-step information on writing or updating your Will, and how to include Save the Children.
We’ve created a simple, practical guide to help you understand the process of leaving a gift in your Will - and how your legacy can make a lasting difference in the lives of children.
We're here to help
To have a confidential conversation about leaving a gift in your Will to Save the Children, please contact me at:
Tim Pannabecker, Legacy Manager
Phone: 022 428 3037
Email: tim.pannabecker@scnz.org.nz
Or visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more.
Moses, seven, playing football outside his home in Malaita Province, the Solomon Islands.