Leave a mark beyond death
Inheritance and legacy
To come to terms with the transitoriness of life is not easy. It may help to know that one can do something for this world and the next generations even after one’s demise. With an inheritance or a legacy in favour of EcoSolidar you enable us to continue our commitment independently and in the long term. In this way, you make a difference for this world and future generations even after your death.
Since 1986, we at EcoSolidar have been committed to a sustainable development which focuses on helping people to help themselves and on ecologically compatible change. We support local initiatives of people who are fully convinced of and committed to their projects. In doing so, we enter into long-term partnerships in which we realise a consistent and equal cooperation. In this way, the projects remain effective in the long run.
If you have specific questions about the possibility of supporting our work or if you desire to learn more about our projects, please contact us. André Affentranger, Business Manager of EcoSolidar, is happy to talk to you in person.
Email: aa@ecosolidar.ch
Phone: +41 44 272 42 00
Inheritances and legacies to non-profit organisations like EcoSolidar are exempt from inheritance tax and fully benefit the projects and causes you wish to support.
Are you interested in using your inheritance for charitable projects? If you are unsure and need more information, you can find out about your options on the “Weiter wirken – Wunderbares weitergeben” website (available in German and French).
Under the following link you will find important information to consider when formulating a will:
GIVE SOMETHING BACK WITH JUST A FEW STEPS AND LEAVE A LASTING MARK ON THE FUTURE
DeinAdieu is a Swiss online portal that enables you to draw up a will for your personal situation without obligation and at no cost. If you decide to include EcoSolidar in your will, you will find instructions and a form for making a bequest here:
CREATE YOUR WILL SIMPLY AND SECURELY
If you wish, you may obtain free legal advice from our partner organisation DeinAdieu.ch here: