Bequest program
Making a gift to the University of South Australia in your Will is a meaningful way to give to the community through the education of future professionals and leaders. It also provides a way to make a significant gift that you may not find possible during your lifetime.
The Kathleen Bodnar Story
Kathleen
Bodnar's interest in the research undertaken in the areas of alternative and
complementary therapies at UniSA prompted her to bequeath money to the
School of Health Sciences.
Kathleen was aged 51 years when she lost her battle with breast cancer.
Because of Kathleen's bequest, the Nutritional Physiology Research Centre was able to accelerate the purchase of much needed equipment.
To honour Kathleen's bequest a laboratory in the Centre was dedicated to her memory.
Making a Bequest
A Bequest Clause in your Will to the University of South Australia could include:
- the whole or a portion of your estate
- a specific sum of money
- real estate
- stocks and shares
- works of art, collections or jewellery
- copyright
- insurance policy.
There are many unique bequest opportunities at the University of South Australia. Your gift could fund a scholarship for a disadvantaged student, or an important research project that may make a real difference to lives of others.
When you make a bequest to us, you Will be given automatic membership of the University of South Australia Chancellor's Club which offers exclusive benefits and allows us to show our appreciation in a meaningful way.
If you are interested in finding out more about contributing to UniSA through your Will, contact us for a confidential discussion:
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Helen Black,
Development Coordinator (Fundraising)
telephone +61 (8) 8302 0974 -
Yvonne Clark,
Deputy Director: Development
telephone +61 (8) 8302 0972.
or download our Bequest Form (PDF 49.9kb - download Adobe Acrobat).