Speak with a solicitor
A solicitor can help you make or update your Will, and is especially useful if you have a blended family, a business, a trust, property overseas or other more complex circumstances. Please seek independent advice.
Give Hope a Future
A lasting gift of Hope for Brisbane
After caring for the people you love, a gift in your Will to New Hope Care can help people doing it tough in Brisbane find practical support, connection and a place where they are seen, valued and welcomed.
Why a gift in your Will matters
A lasting expression of care
Your Will is first about the people closest to you and the wishes you want to protect. Once you have considered family, friends and other responsibilities, you may choose to include a cause that reflects what matters to you.
A gift in your Will to New Hope Care can continue the practical care and genuine welcome that helps people navigating poverty, homelessness, loneliness, addiction, grief and other challenges in Brisbane.
You do not need to be wealthy to make a difference. A gift of what remains after you have provided for those you love, or a percentage of your estate, can grow or change with your circumstances and be combined with the generosity of others. It is a simple way to leave a future of hope for people you may never meet.
The future impact of a gift
What your future gift could make possible
New Hope Care needs the flexibility to respond as the needs of people across Brisbane change. A future gift could support the work below, where it is most needed at the time.
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Food, welcome and essentials
Help create a place of welcome and provide practical essentials for people doing it tough.
A future gift could help New Hope Care continue its community meals, food outreach, clothing and emergency assistance. The focus is not only a meal or parcel. It is the respect, conversation and connection that can make someone feel seen and valued.
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Connection and pathways forward
Strengthen practical relationships and support that helps people move towards stability and recovery.
New Hope Care's work includes referral support, counselling and pastoral care, recovery support and a community bus. Future gifts could help the charity keep responding with practical care and connected pathways as individual circumstances change.
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Hope for Brisbane's future
Keep a responsive, grassroots community service available as needs across Brisbane evolve.
A flexible gift could help New Hope Care build its capacity to support people in central Brisbane and inner-city communities, through outreach and services that uphold dignity, belonging and hope. Future priorities remain with the charity so support can be directed where it has the greatest need.
Ways to include New Hope Care
What type of gift is right for you?
There are several ways to include New Hope Care in your Will. The right choice depends on your wishes, your estate and the people you want to provide for. A solicitor can help you decide what is most appropriate for you.
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A percentage
You can leave a percentage of your estate. The value of your gift will adjust as the value of your estate changes.
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A specific amount
You can leave a nominated sum of money.
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A specific asset
You may be able to leave a particular asset, such as shares or property.
Making or updating your Will
Choose the approach that feels right for you
Making or updating a Will is an important personal decision. A solicitor can help if you have a blended family, business, trust, property overseas or other more complex circumstances.
For a straightforward Will, some people may choose an online Will service. Both pathways can be valid when they suit your circumstances.
New Hope Care does not provide legal or financial advice. We encourage you to seek independent advice and review your Will when your life or family circumstances change.
Write your Will online
Some people choose an online Will service for a straightforward Will.
Suggested wording
Wording to give your solicitor
Please provide the following wording to your solicitor when making or updating your Will.
Suggested wording for your solicitor
I give [the residue of my estate / ***% of the residue of my estate / the sum of $*** / the following asset: ___] to NEW HOPE INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES (AUST) LTD, ABN 98 102 732 025, for its general charitable purposes.
Sharing your intentions
If you choose to tell us
A private conversation, on your terms
There is no obligation to tell New Hope Care if you have included a gift in your Will. Your decision is personal, and you can change your mind at any time.
If you do choose to let us know, we would be pleased to thank you and make sure you receive information in the way that feels right for you.
Knowing a little about your intention can help New Hope Care plan thoughtfully for the future and keep you connected with the difference supporters make.
We understand that the value and form of a future gift may change. You can share as much or as little as you wish, and any information will be handled sensitively and confidentially.
Enquiries
How can we help?
Whether you have already included a gift in your Will or are simply exploring your options, we are here to help. Complete the form below and we will respond personally and confidentially.
Demonstration only. This form will not send an enquiry.
A personal contact
We're here if you need us
If you would like to explore a gift in your Will, have a question about New Hope Care's work or simply want more information, we would be pleased to hear from you. A conversation is confidential, carries no obligation and can be as simple as an email or phone call.
Questions supporters ask
Frequently asked questions
A Will helps you make your wishes clear, appoint someone you trust to manage your estate and provide for the people who matter to you. It can bring reassurance and reduce uncertainty for loved ones.
A gift in your Will can extend your care for people doing it tough in Brisbane. It could help New Hope Care continue practical support, welcoming connection and pathways towards hope and recovery.
Yes. We encourage you to look after the people closest to you first. A gift to New Hope Care can be considered after you have thought about family, friends and other responsibilities.
No. Gifts in Wills come in many sizes. A modest percentage or a share of what remains after other gifts can be meaningful when combined with the generosity of others.
Common choices include all or part of the residue of an estate, a percentage of your estate or residue, a specific sum of money or a clearly identified asset. A solicitor can help you decide what is right for you.
Many people use a solicitor, particularly when their circumstances are more complex. For a straightforward Will, some people may choose an online Will service. The right option is the one that suits your circumstances and gives you confidence your wishes are clear.
Often a Will can be updated or supplemented, but the appropriate approach depends on your circumstances. Speak with a solicitor before making changes and do not write changes directly onto a signed Will.
You can speak with New Hope Care about what matters most to you. A flexible gift can help the charity respond to the needs of people in Brisbane as they change. If you would like to make your gift for a particular purpose, please discuss it with the team before including specific wording in your Will.
Please provide the suggested wording on this page to your solicitor and ask them to include it when making or updating your Will. This helps identify New Hope Care's legal entity clearly.
No. Your decision is private and there is no obligation to tell us. If you choose to share your intention, New Hope Care would value the opportunity to thank you and keep you connected in the way that feels right for you.
New Hope Care will treat information you choose to share sensitively and confidentially.
Yes. Your Will and any gift within it remain yours to change. New Hope Care understands that personal circumstances and priorities can change over time.
Gifts in Wills
Give Hope a Future
After caring for the people you love, a gift in your Will to New Hope Care can help people doing it tough in Brisbane find practical support, connection and a place where they are seen, valued and welcomed.