A Gift in your Will to Māngere Budgeting Services can help so many families in your community.
Thank you.
In your lifetime you have believed in the work to provide free, confidential support for those facing everyday financial struggles, debt management, and the many social issues affecting whānau.
Children are growing up in financially secure and thriving families because of you. A Gift in Your Will can be a lasting legacy that secures the good work. Passing on skills and support for financial stability and security for families now and for generations to come.
Give a Gift in your Will to break the cycle of debt and poverty in your community.
Leaving a gift in your Will is an important decision and we are here to help you with this in total confidence and privacy, without any sense of obligation.
If you have any questions at all and would like to chat over the phone or meet in person please contact Lara our Chief Executive Officer at lara@mbst.org.nz or call the office: 0508 22 22 83
Supporter Story: Securing a Social Supermarket for our community
1 in 4 children are going hungry often or sometimes. Families in our community are doing everything they can to provide for their children.
Māngere Budgeting Services Trust had the opportunity to open a social supermarket that would bring crucial support when families need it most.
‘A bequest from a member of our community was pivotal in our decision to continue operating Tātou Social Supermarket’ says CEO Lara Dolan. A bequest has effectively paid for staff to run the social supermarket for three years. Helping hundreds of families access immediate support and financial mentoring for long term resilience.
To make your bequest in your Will to Mangere Budgeting Services Trust you don’t even need to change your existing Will.
Simply write a Codicil and attach it to your Will as an amendment. We have included a codicil in the link below you can print and fill out to attach or pick one up at our offices.
What form could your bequest take?
Amount – a specific donation or a percentage of your estate
Asset – an item such as property, investments, jewellery or life insurance policy
Residual – what is left after taking care of your loved ones and financial matters
lt is simple but for your peace of mind that your Will distributes your estate the way you want you may want to seek professional advice from a lawyer or a Will Services provider such as Public Trust
13,000+
people fed annually4,000+
clients supported with financial mentoring annually2024
Tātou social supermarket launched