Wills and legates
Donating a part of your legacy is one of the most meaningful ways to contribute to a world free of mines.
You can choose to continue your commitment to a cause that is dear to you when you write your will.
Switzerland: inheritance law revision
Did you know that you will be able to use your assets more freely from 1 January 2023?
A safer world for future generations
Long term commitment
When writing your will, you can designate one or more charitable organisations as beneficiaries, in addition to your legal heirs.
Wills
Including a donation in your will allows you to pass on to FSD either a financial sum or a real or personal property (shares, life insurance policies, works of art…).
Legates
By naming FSD as heir or co-heir in your will, you are leaving a certain percentage of your heritage to the organisation.
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Hansjörg Eberle
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Ukraine
Mine clearance · Explosive ordnance risk education · Capacity building
Iraq
Mine clearance · Explosive ordnance risk education · Capacity building
The Philippines
Non-technical surveys · Explosive ordnance risk education · Capacity building
Afghanistan
Mine clearance · Explosive ordnance risk education · Mine victim assistance
Colombia
Capacity building · Mine victim assistance
Tajikistan
Environmental remediation · Mine clearance
Central African Republic
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FSD is ZEWO certified, which guarantees that donations are used ethically and efficiently, and has the ISO 9001 quality label.
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