Gifts in Wills

Your legacy, strengthens generations.

Every gift to Red Dust helps fund programs that enrich lives, improve health and strengthen the future of Indigenous youth and families in remote communities.

The most significant gift of all, a gift in your Will, is a way to ensure your values support your legacy and can impact future generations.

Bequests enable us to deepen our impact within communities and expand our First Nations workforce of role models.

Gifts inspired by impact

Our supporters have different reasons why they choose to leave a gift in their Will to Red Dust Role Models.

Leaving a Gift in your Will

It’s easy to include a gift in your Will to Red Dust Role Models.

There are many ways to leave a gift, and it is important to discuss your intentions with your family and loved ones first.

Get our Gifts in Wills Guide emailed to you

Gathered Here

Red Dust has partnered with Gathered Here to provide our supporters with a free and easy online Will writing service.

It’s easy to include a gift in your Will to Red Dust Role Models.

There are many ways to leave a gift, and it is important to discuss your intentions with your family and loved ones first.

Write your free Will today

Acknowledging your pledge

Red Dust appreciates when our supporters let us know they have included a gift for Red Dust Role Models in their Will.

We invite you to share your intentions with us so we can provide updates for you on our important work and inspiring stories, or you can remain anonymous if you prefer.

Frequently asked questions

  • Why is it important to have a Will?

    A Will is a legally binding document that states your wishes that are to be executed upon your passing. It ensures that your assets and affairs will be distributed and looked after as you want them to be.

    If you have a partner, children, pets, or any assets, you should really make a Will.
  • What happens if you die without a will?

    If you die without a Will, not only will your affairs not be looked after exactly the way you want them to be, but it will likely be much more costly for your family to access your assets. This is why it makes sense to make a Will even if you don't have much money or significant assets.