Gifts and bequests are a heartfelt way of helping to ensure the future support for SES Volunteers in Western Australia. For many people, leaving a gift in their will is a final opportunity to make a lasting gift. It is also a way to make a lasting difference to the future support for SES Volunteers in WA.
Another way you can support SES Volunteers is by buying tickets in the SESVA Raffle and your chance to win one of the generous prizes.
Who can donate?
The SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated(SESVA) can accept donations and bequests from any person or corporation.
If you wish to make a bequest, then please discuss the matter with the preparer of your will to ensure that your wishes can be met. It is our strong advice that your will should be professionally prepared.
How will my donation or bequest be used?
If your gift is not tied to a single purpose, once the donation or bequest is accepted it will be held by the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated and used at the discretion of the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated.
If the gift is tied to a purpose, then it will be held by the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated and used for that purpose.
SESVA Raffle
Simply by purchasing tickets in the SESVA Raffle, you can make a difference to SES Volunteers In Western Australia. The raffle is run by the National SES Volunteers Association on behalf of the SESVA in WA. Also, this gives you the chance to win one of the great prizes.
How does the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated intend to use the funds generated by the raffle?
Funds will be used primarily to connect SES volunteers with people, programs and education that will help them achieve their objectives, including but not limited to the following:
- Access to training and development.
- Access to a welfare fund.
- Grants for volunteer’s services.
- Sponsorships for volunteers.
- Volunteer resources support service.
- Facilities for use by volunteers and their families.
