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Leaving a Legacy

A gift in your Will can assist Epilepsy Australia to continue to make a difference to the lives of all Australians living with epilepsy. Your financial commitment to Epilepsy Australia enables future generations to gain major benefits from your legacy.

We urge you to ensure that you have a valid Will, as many Australians do not and we all deserve to have our assets distributed to respect our wishes.

If you have bequeathed a gift to Epilepsy Australia Limited we would appreciate the opportunity of thanking you personally for your generosity.

As a suggestion, the following wording may be useful:

I give and bequeath free of all duties and taxes (here state the dollar amount or asset to be gifted) to Epilepsy Australia Limited of 818 Burke Road, Camberwell Victoria 3124, ACN: 097 003 382, absolutely:

• For the general charitable purposes of Epilepsy Australia Limited

and I direct that the receipt of the Chief Executive Officer, Treasurer or other authorized officer of Epilepsy Australia shall be good and sufficient discharge to my executors.

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