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LEAVE A LEGACY
LEAVE A LEGACY THAT FILLS PLATES AND HEARTS
Did you know almost 60% of Australians don’t have a legally binding Will? If creating or updating yours has been sitting on your to-do list, Free Wills Fortnight is a great opportunity to tick it off while supporting a cause you care about.
We’ve recently partnered with Willed, and from 7–21 September 2026, they are offering the Foodbank SA & NT community the opportunity to create a free, legally binding Will through their secure online platform here.
At Foodbank SA & NT, we know the fight against hunger doesn’t end overnight. Every day, more families are turning to us for help. With demand continuing to rise, we need to plan for the future while responding to the needs of today.
One way you can make a truly lasting difference is by leaving a gift in your Will.
It doesn’t need to be large. Even 1% of your estate, after your loved ones are cared for, can help ensure Foodbank is here for people doing it tough for generations to come. Your gift can help keep our warehouses stocked, our trucks moving and support reaching communities when disaster strikes, whether it’s fires, floods or the ongoing cost of living crisis.
A gift in your Will is a powerful act of hope. It says you believe in a future where no child goes to bed hungry, where families in crisis have somewhere to turn, and where no one is left behind.
Learn more about leaving a gift in your Will to Foodbank SA & NT:
Free Wills Fortnight
Mark your calendar for 7 September 2026 and visit Willed’s Foodbank SA & NT page to access this limited-time free Will offer.
Together, we can leave a legacy that fills plates and hearts for generations to come.
Jenny’s legacy will help nourish others
People like Jenny are already choosing to leave a gift in their Will.
Jenny has spent her life helping others, as a nurse, community worker and passionate advocate for people doing it tough. Through her work, she saw firsthand how food insecurity affects people experiencing homelessness, mental illness and disadvantage, and how something as simple as a meal can restore dignity and hope.
That is why she has chosen to leave a gift in her Will to Foodbank SA & NT.
“I have seen too many people fall through the cracks. Foodbank reaches them. They are practical, reliable and they get food to the people who need it most. I want that to continue long after I am gone.”
For Jenny, her decision comes from a lifelong commitment to caring for others. A passionate gardener, she sees her gift as planting something lasting—a seed of support and care that will continue to grow long after she is gone.
“I do not want applause or praise. I just want to do what I can, and I wish I could do more. If even one person reads this and thinks maybe I could leave a bequest too, then it is worth it.”
