Leave a Gift in Your Will
You can make a lasting impact on mental health & suicide prevention
By leaving a gift in your Will to It’s Okay, Not To Be Okay, you are helping to create real change in mental health, grief support, and suicide prevention. Your legacy will ensure that we can continue our work in advocacy, education, and support. Any donation, big or small, will help us in our mission.
How to Leave a Gift in Your Will
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Preparing an estate plan and writing a Will is a deeply personal process—an opportunity to reflect on the
people and causes that matter most to you. - If you are creating a Will for the first time or reviewing an existing one, you may wish to leave a gift (also known as a legacy or bequest) to It’s Okay, Not To Be Okay.
Ways to Leave a Gift
- Fixed sum of money or specific assets – A set amount of money or particular assets such as property, shares, or valuables.
- A percentage of your estate - after any other gifts and commitments are fulfilled, if applicable, you can leave a percentage of what remains.
Every gift, no matter the size, helps us continue our mission to create change, provide support, and advocate for those in need.
When considering leaving a gift, you should also think about whether you want the gift to:
- Be made by way of a lump sum or through a trust that can provide ongoing support
- Go towards a specific program or initiative. You may choose to support a particular area of our work, such as mental health advocacy, grief support, or suicide prevention programs or be appled towards the general administration of running It’s Okay, Not To Be Okay.
Next Steps
- Talk to Your Loved Ones Discuss your decision with family members so they understand your wishes and the impact of your gift.
- Seek Legal Advice A legal professional can help you update or create your Will to include It’s Okay, Not To Be Okay as a beneficiary.
- Get in Touch We’d love to hear from you. Contact us to discuss your legacy and how your gift will support mental health initiatives for years to come.
Next Steps
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Talk to Your Loved Ones Discuss your decision with family members so they understand your wishes and the impact of your gift.
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Talk to Your Loved Ones Discuss your decision with family members so they understand your wishes and the impact of your gift.
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Talk to Your Loved Ones Discuss your decision with family members so they understand your wishes and the impact of your gift.
Ways to Leave a Gift
Why should I leave a gift in my Will?
Leaving a gift in your Will is a powerful way to ensure your values and passion for mental health advocacy continue long into the future. Your contribution will help us support individuals and families affected by mental illness, grief, and suicide, ensuring they receive the care and support they need.
How will my gift be used?
Your generosity will help fund vital programs, including:
- Advocacy for mental health awareness and suicide prevention
- Support services for those experiencing grief and loss
- Education and resources for individuals, families, and communities
- Crisis response initiatives to support those in urgent need
Do I need to leave a large gift?
Not at all! Gifts of any size make a difference. Whether it’s a small percentage of your estate, a specific amount, or a valuable item, your contribution will help us continue our work.
Can I choose how my gift is used?
Yes, you can specify whether your gift supports a particular area of our work, or you can leave it unrestricted, allowing us to direct funds where they are needed most.
Is it difficult to leave a gift in my Will?
No, it’s a simple process. Speak with a legal professional about updating your Will to include It’s Okay Not To Be Okay as a beneficiary. If you need guidance, our team is here to help.
Make a Difference Today
Your generosity can help change lives. If you’re considering leaving a gift to It’s Okay, Not To Be Okay, we’d be honoured to support you in this process.
Thank you for considering this powerful way to support mental health, grief advocacy, and suicide prevention. Your kindness will live on, changing lives for the better.