Include in your will
To Walk Again in your will
When you bequeath something to To Walk again, you help ensure that people can get the most out of themselves. You give people with physical disabilities hope. Hope to walk again. Hope to maximize their quality of life again. Hope to live the way they want to live.
To Walk Again guarantees that your legacy will be spent with care, with respect for your loved ones and entirely as you wish. Read below to find out what To Walk Again does with bequests.
Why Supporting To Walk Again Is a Win-Win Situation
Your legacy
Drafting your will is not an easy job…. You want your assets to be distributed and spent properly and fairly. Is that why you’ve thought about a duo will?
What is a duo bequest? And what are its benefits?
Through a duo bequest, or a bequest free of inheritance tax, you ease the heavy tax burden on your dependents while supporting a charity close to your heart.
Those who opt for a duo bequest thus donate a portion of their estate to charity on the one hand, while ensuring that siblings, further family members and/or third parties have a net surplus. So your assets will always be in good hands, and that’s what matters!
What your legacy will be used for
Fun
To Walk Again organizes fun sports and exercise activities where people with physical disabilities stay active, discover their own abilities and push their limits.
Technology
To Walk Again strives for the utmost and wants to get the most out of every physical. Advancing technologies can be a push in that direction (literally).
Hope
Through sports and exercise activities, intensive rehabilitation programs and the best care, To Walk Again asbl gives hope to people with physical disabilities.
Your will in 4 steps
Overview
List your possessions carefully. These include (un)movable property, money, furniture, jewelry, ...
Family
Who are the reserved or reservatory heirs? What part are they entitled to? About the "rest" you decide for yourself and can donate to To Walk Again, for example.
Opinion
Drafting your will is not an easy job. Feel free to contact our contact Frederic Heylen.
Write
Write your legally valid will yourself or get help from Frederic. The important thing is that your will is written uncontested.