You can have a powerful impact by leaving a gift in your Will
Your gift will help us continue Kevin’s mission – helping people with disabilities to thrive and grow. It may be small or large but either way, your gift will fund improvements to our evidence-based programs, equipment and facilities. You will be investing in the future of Kevin Heinze Grow, enabling us to keep growing and helping more people through therapeutic horticulture for many years to come.
Making a Will
Your Will is an important document and we recommend using the services of a solicitor to ensure it is valid and legal. You may wish to provide your solicitor with the information we have prepared to facilitate this process. This can be downloaded below.
It is helpful to notify your loved ones and Kevin Heinze Grow of your intentions.
informed about the work we are doing and how your gift will help us in the future.
We have partnered with Willed and Safewill, two of Australia’s leading legal Will providers, to offer an easy pathway for our community to complete a legal will from the comfort of their own home while including a gift in support of our work as part of their legacy.
Start your Will with Willed: https://www.willed.com.au/online-will/
Start your Will with Safewill: https://safewill.com/kevinheinze
What type of gift would you like to leave?
Depending on your circumstances there are a number of different ways you can remember Kevin Heinze Grow in your Will.

Residual
A residual gift is a portion of your estate, or the balance remaining after your loved ones and expenses are provided for.
This is the best type of gift, and one we prefer supporters to consider.

Assets
An asset is considered anything of value, such as property, shares or jewellery.
It would be accepted with the understanding that we would seek to sell it to fund our programs.

Percentage
A percentage gift allows you to choose a proportion of either the residue of your estate, or your entire estate, to Kevin Heinze Grow.

Pecuniary
A pecuniary gift allows you to give a specific amount of money to Kevin Heinze Grow.