Wills, Bequests and Legacies
There are a number of reasons why you should leave something for the Foundation after your demise. These reasons can vary from individual to individual, although it is a fact that you will have made a significant difference in your reason of having been alive. Many other people die anonymously and the world fails to become a better place for their existence.
The Foundation for Endangered species does not employ anyone. There are no salaries, and our costs are kept to an absolute minimum. We are tackling the world's biggest problems from the very centre and need funds to become as effective as we would like. We guarantee that your money will contribute to making the world a better and safer place. Indeed that is exactly the same reason why the rest of us work in this charity and forgo salaries of any description.
Tiger Swamps and Rhino Watering Holes are built to add quality habitat for the exotic and flagship animals. The Foundation enforces these programmes in a way that makes them 'umbrella' species too. Thereby we save the whole of the eco-system that is reliant on each other species. Moreover, we are building Observation Towers that is the start of Sustainable Development that allows local communities to earn an alternative and honest income to that of poaching, deforestation and other unsustainable lifestyles.
You can leave something to FES in your Will for example, which can be done in a number of ways:
- To leave a specific amount of money.
- To leave some goods or valuable items
- To create an endowment or trust Fund.
- To leave a proportion of the whole estate.
- To leave a percentage of the residual estate.
There are other ways of giving or leaving us money that will help us. Sometimes it may be possible for us to increase this amount from the UK Inland Revenue. If so, please download our gift-aid form in order to claim any relevant tax benefits
You are welcome to contact us further for more details if you need help in any way. We have legal people who could advise and help arrange your specific details. It could be helpful, but by no means necessary for us to have an idea of an approximate value that this may include at the present time, bearing in mind how the value of money changes over time.