Caring for all animals
Leaving a gift in your Will to the ISPCA is a meaningful way to honor your love for animals and the joy they bring. It ensures your wishes are respected while providing peace of mind that your loved ones are cared for.
If you care deeply about animal welfare, leaving a legacy gift to the ISPCA helps save and protect animals from cruelty, neglect, and abuse for years to come. Your generosity will be a life-changing gift for the hundreds of animals we rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome across Ireland each year.
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The different types of legacy gifts explained
Once all personal decisions have been made, if you do decide to leave a legacy gift to the ISPCA in your Will, whether large or small, your generous gift will mean you’ll be helping to save and protect the welfare of animals in the years to come. Even gifting a small percentage of the overall value of your estate to the ISPCA will make a big difference.
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This is a gift of a specific amount of money in your Will. Any gift amount, small or large, is extremely valuable in helping to ensure that the ISPCA can continue to build a better future for neglected and cruelly treated animals.
This is what is remaining of the assets in your estate once you have looked after your family and loved ones, fulfilled all promises to other beneficiaries and any debts are paid. By generously leaving any residual in your estate to the ISPCA, you are helping provide vital funds to support our work.
This is a gift of a specific item and can be stocks, shares, property, jewellery or artwork, proceeds of a life insurance policy or any other item of value that can be used to help raise funds for the ISPCA.
This is an addition to an existing Will. If you have already made your Will and now decide that you would like to leave a gift to the ISPCA, you can make a codicil or an addition to your original will. This can be done by talking to your solicitor. Like a Will, it is also signed with a witness present before being added as a permanent part of your Will.
Even leaving a small percentage of the overall value of your estate to the ISPCA will greatly help in future years.