Margarete Neuenschwander
Responsible inheritance
Tel: +41 (0)44 780 66 88
E-Mail: mneuenschwander@oceancare.org
We all want future generations to enjoy a world where our ocean and the life in it thrive. With your legacy, you are helping OceanCare to make sure that marine animals and their habitats are protected. Even a small amount can make an astonishing difference.
If you have questions about leaving a gift to OceanCare in your Will, call Margarete. If you wish, she can also put you in touch with a legal expert, who will answer brief legal questions free of charge.
Margarete Neuenschwander
Responsible inheritance
Tel: +41 (0)44 780 66 88
E-Mail: mneuenschwander@oceancare.org
The oceans are vital to us all. They provide us with food, oxygen and regulate the climate. We will keep protecting them from destruction, poaching and climate change, but we need help. Our seas and the life in it are in danger – which means our work is more vital than ever. We couldn’t do what we do without the support of people who leave us a legacy. Thank you for being at our side and ensuring that this unique habitat is preserved for future generations.
Sigrid Lüber, founder of OceanCare
Sigrid, you included OceanCare in your will with a legacy.
With my legacy, I want to pass something on to the next generation, because I was lucky enough to be able to live my vocation. Since I made a bequest in my will in favour of OceanCare, I look forward to the evening of my life with serenity. Because the popular saying about the last shirt having no pockets fits with the certainty that there is a life after that – perhaps on earth, perhaps in heaven, but certainly in the vastness of the oceans.
Why are legacies important for OceanCare?
With a legacy, special projects that are important but difficult to finance can be started. With the help of a legacy OceanCare was able to launch the SaveMoby project. Without the commitment of a long-standing benefactor, this important instrument in whale protection, which is unique worldwide, would not have been possible. I am enormously grateful for this.