Give Through Bequests

Multiply your impact to reach the next generation.

Your story with Power to Change doesn’t have to end in your lifetime. A gift in your Will is one of the most meaningful ways to keep the hope of Jesus reaching people — long after you’re gone.

Leave a gift in your Will and become part of a legacy that changes lives for generations to come.

Why Leave a Gift in Your Will?

Everything we have is on loan from God, and giving it back is one of the greatest joys of following Jesus. As Jesus taught, we can “store up treasures in heaven” by investing what we’ve been given back into His Kingdom.

Whatever we don’t give away in our lifetime is ultimately given away through our Will. A gift to Power to Change — of any size — means your generosity keeps working long after you’re gone, helping people across Australia encounter Jesus and understand the hope His story brings.

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We’d love to talk with you — whether you’re ready to include a gift in your Will, or just want to ask a question.

Our Bequests team — (03) 9014 7584

Or get in touch via our enquiry form.

A gift that outlives a lifetime.

“I’ve really enjoyed seeing the next generation reached, and I would like to see that continue long after I’m gone. So I’ve decided to leave a bequest in my will so that the ministry — the legacy that I have been a part of — can continue.”
— Rex Campbell

Rex has seen firsthand what a bequest can build: Power to Change’s National Mission Hub — where students gather, leaders are developed, and mission is mobilised — exists today because someone made this same decision a few years ago.

“We could not have afforded it if not for that bequest. I would encourage anyone that is thinking about these things, doing any estate planning, to think about making a bequest in their will to Power to Change, so that the ministry can continue on, reaching the next generation.”
— Rex Campbell

Ways to Leave a Gift

There are several simple ways to include Power to Change in your Will:

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A percentage or share of your estate

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A specific dollar amount

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The residue of your estate (what remains after other gifts and expenses)

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A gift of property, shares, or other assets

How to Leave a Gift in Your Will

  • Consider what you’d like to leave — an amount, a percentage, or the residue of your estate.
  • Speak with your solicitor or Will-writing professional. Platform Legal, who prepared PTC’s estate planning guide, has offered friends of PTC a fixed low fee to prepare a Will.
  • Include Power to Change using our correct legal details:
    Legal name: Power to Change
    ABN: 25 126 098 398
  • Let us know if you’ve made a bequest to PTC in your will — entirely optional, but it helps us say thank you.

For guidance on the process, these resources may help:

Guide to Making a Will (flowchart):

Guide to Estate Planning for Christians (by Platform Legal):

Let Us Know

If you’ve included Power to Change in your Will, we’d love to know — not because it’s required, but because it gives us the chance to say thank you and keep you close to the difference your gift will make.

You’re welcome to let us know via our short enquiry form, or by contacting us directly (see below).

Our Bequests team — (03) 9014 7584

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FAQ

Is there a minimum gift?

No. Every gift, whatever the size, helps continue PTC’s work of sharing the hope of Jesus.

Can I change my mind later?

No. Every gift, whatever the size, helps continue PTC’s work of sharing the hope of Jesus.

Can I leave a gift while still providing for my family?

Absolutely. Most people provide for their family first, then choose to leave a percentage, specific amount, or residue to causes like Power to Change.

How will my gift be used?

The Board will apply your gift at their discretion, to where it’s needed most across our ministries. For larger gifts,  the Board may spread the use of your gift over time rather than all at once.

Are there tax implications?

Gifts left in a Will are generally not tax-deductible in the way lifetime donations can be, as they form part of your estate rather than your personal income. We recommend speaking with your solicitor or accountant about your individual circumstances.

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