Funding raised through Charlie’s Gift Memorial Donations will provide the companionship, support and respite necessary to enable our older persons in the palliative stages of illness to die at home in the care of loved ones.
We aim to support those in our older communities to die supported at home if this is their wish. Our hope is that all our aged will pass this world the way they came into it, valued, loved, protected and cared for.
1. Please choose one of our template styles:
2. Email your chosen style together with:
3. Submit your ‘In Memory’ request Information.
You will be able to view your requested ‘In Memory’ page within 24 hours.
4. Inform family and friends to who wish to make a memorial donation to go to the Charlie’s Gift Donation Page via our website.
If you would like further information or assistance, please contact Shelly Spalding or phone 0402 324 828.
A charitable bequest is a financial gift set up through a Will donated to a charity or not for profit, such as Charlie’s Gift Fund Incorporated. All bequeaths received by Charlie’s Gift Fund Incorporated will go directly to those in our older community who require companionship, respite and support at end of life. Many of our aged wish to die at home. Charlie’s Gift’s mission is to enable them to do so.
If you wish to bequeath a donation to the Charlie’s Gift Charity Fund, you may like to include the following statement in your Will:
I GIVE AND BEQUEATH the following legacies:-
(a) The sum of dollars ($ ) to the (CHARLIE’S GIFT FUND INCORPORATED) to be used in such manner as may be determined by the said ( CHARLIE’S GIFT FUND INCORPORATED). OR
(b) The sum of dollars ($ ) to the (CHARLIE’S GIFT FUND INCORPORATED) for the general purposes thereof.
I DECLARE that the receipt of the Secretary for the time being of the said (CHARLIE’S GIFT FUND INCORPORATED) shall be a full and sufficient discharge to my Trustee for the payment of this legacy and my Trustee shall not be required to see to the application hereof.
Click here for information on how to set up a Charitable Bequest
In Colin’s own words he was just a simple South Sea Islander from Aotearoa. A philosophy he took with him into a career spanning three decades in the IT industry and a lifetime of leisure hours enjoying just about every known water sport. A kind and generous husband, father and grandfather whose wry humour, cheeky grin and easy laugh will be remembered but sadly missed.
