Pledge more than hope. Pledge action with a gift in your Will.
Leaving a gift in your Will to ShelterBox is a practical commitment to help us do more. To help us get to where we need to be and reach families who need us with vital emergency shelter.
If you are considering leaving a Gift in your Will to ShelterBox Canada, thank you. It doesn’t matter how large or small the donation is, your gift will help support those in crisis when an emergency hits.
Your legacy gift is more than hope. Your legacy gift is vital, life-saving action.
Reshma Begum outside her shelter after surviving cyclone Remal.
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Gifts in Wills make a difference – they help us support 1 in 6 families
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ShelterBox is the difference between disaster and recovery and I am proud to offer a Gift in my Will to enable that work to continue.
— David Crook, ShelterBox supporter and pledger
Tionge, along with his wife Mary and their three children were among the thousands of people affected by the floods that happened in Malawi in February 2024
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What your gift can do
Tionge, along with his wife Mary and their three children were among the thousands of people affected by the floods that happened in Malawi in February 2024.
The home that Tionge had poured so much time into constructing for his family, had been so badly damaged by the floods that they had no choice but to leave it.
ShelterBox supported Tionge and many more families with tarpaulins, groundsheets, and tools for people to start making their damaged homes watertight. We also provided training on ways to use the tools.
Additionally, we also provided cash grants to help people re-build their livelihoods.
First, I must thank ShelterBox and CARE for assisting us today, we will be able to survive as a family and try to invest the cash which will be received into small scale businesses, the profits will be used to support our family needs.
A gift in your Will can provide life-saving essential aid to families affected by disasters in the future, ensuring that your compassion lives on.
Zara in her semi-durable shelter in Chad.
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My parents would be delighted to know that as a family, we can stand with another family, we don’t know where or when, but a family who are going through their biggest moment of need, and we can do something to help them through that.
