A bequest to ATWA becomes long-term capital for Aboriginal tourism — funding multi-year commitments to operators, communities and Country across Western Australia.
Bequests are the single most powerful form of giving ATWA receives. Unlike grants tied to a single program year, a gift in your will becomes long-term capital — funding multi-year commitments to Aboriginal tourism operators across Western Australia.
You can leave a percentage of your estate, a residual gift, a specific sum, or a particular asset. Every gift, of every size, makes a difference.
We recommend speaking to your solicitor or financial adviser. ATWA is happy to provide suggested wording and answer any questions directly.
“A bequest is the most generous way to back Aboriginal tourism for the next generation.”
Suggested wording is provided as a guide only. Please consult your solicitor.
ATWA is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) as Aboriginal Tourism Western Australia — a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR).
In Western Australia, ATWA also holds Charitable Collections Licence No. CC23582.
"I give to Aboriginal Tourism Western Australia (ATWA), Charitable Collections Licence No. CC23582, the sum of $______, free of all duties, for its general charitable purposes. The receipt of an authorised officer of ATWA shall be a full and sufficient discharge to my executor."
"I give the whole / ____% of the residue of my estate to Aboriginal Tourism Western Australia (ATWA), Charitable Collections Licence No. CC23582, free of all duties, for its general charitable purposes. The receipt of an authorised officer of ATWA shall be a full and sufficient discharge to my executor."
Our Gifts in Wills brochure covers the same information your solicitor will ask for.
Our team will walk you through your options and answer any questions — discreetly and without pressure.
ATWA is the philanthropic and fundraising arm of WAITOC — the peak body for Aboriginal tourism in Western Australia.
Partner with ATWA or leave a lasting gift in your will to support Aboriginal tourism across WA.
