Have you ever considered making a charitable bequest in your will? Perhaps you want to bequeath something to society that is close to your heart? Our orchestra and Friends Association offer various ways to give financial support from your estate following your death by means of a bequest in your will.
All these matters will be treated with the greatest sensitivity, of course, since a bequest is not only a significant token of your appreciation for our orchestra and musicians, but above all a symbolic way of taking your final bow. It bears witness to testament to what was so valuable in your life, and as a wonderful gift to pass on to future generations.
It is not easy to include our beautiful orchestra as a beneficiary in the will, so you will receive personal consultation and advice from our account manager if desired. It is good to know that:
- Our orchestra is a charity with a cultural ANBI status. So you can be sure that your entire gift ends up in the right place.
- You decide whether or not you disclose that you are a legator.
- Any amount is possible, and you choose a destination in consultation that you have notarized.
- You can be closely involved in all activities organized by our orchestra.
- You can also set up a Named Fund; a donation (from € 100.000) with a specific assignment that you determine in consultation with the orchestra. You choose the name and objective of this fund yourself. You can do this during your life, but also via a decision in the will.