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JBWere New Zealand<\/a> is proud to launch its 2025 Bequest Report, quantifying the size of New Zealand\u2019s inter-generational wealth transfer for the first time, and the opportunity this presents for Kiwis to drive social impact and broader community well-being. <\/p>\n Key Insights:<\/strong><\/p>\n Why It\u2019s Important:<\/strong> We hope it will encourage New Zealanders to talk about the role that giving through inheritance can play when considering their legacy, and enable for-purpose organisations to further shape their fundraising strategies. <\/p>\n Our aspiration is that this report provides valuable insights to all of our clients \u2013 individuals, families, corporations, charities and other for-purpose organisations. It is through quality research, tailored advice and access to our network that we fulfil our purpose to \u2018give clients confidence to do what matters.\u2019 <\/p>\n To read The Bequest Report, Aotearoa New Zealand, CLICK HERE<\/a>:<\/strong><\/p>\n For more information or if you want to discuss how we can partner with you please contact your JBWere Advisory team or our Head of Philanthropic Services at john.morrow@jbwere.co.nz<\/a> <\/p>\n We thank and acknowledge the voices in the field that are profiled in the Report. Ronald McDonald House Charities<\/a>, The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ<\/a>, The Salvation Army<\/a> Momentum Waikato Community Foundation<\/a> Malaghan Institute of Medical Research<\/a>, Breast Cancer Foundation NZ<\/a>, T\u014dtara Hospice<\/a>, The Christchurch Foundation<\/a>, KidsCan Charitable Trust<\/a>, Wakatipu Community Foundation<\/a>, Hato Hone St John<\/a>, Royal NZ Society Prevention of Cruelty to Animals<\/a>, Auckland Foundation<\/a>, Diabetes NZ<\/a>, and Heart Foundation NZ<\/a><\/p>\n We also acknowledge Public Trust<\/a> for their contribution to the report.<\/p>\n\n
\nThis report quantifies the importance of and opportunity to grow legacy gift-giving – a once in a generation opportunity to unlock significant pools of capital, which have accumulated in many New Zealand households, for community impact.<\/p>\n