Bequests

One of the most impactful ways you can support PYNSW is by pledging a gift in your will. It won’t cost anything during your lifetime, but it will help ensure we are able to continue working with local Presbyterian churches in NSW for generations to come.

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PYNSW has partnered with EveryWill, Australia’s most-trusted end-of-life services site, to offer our supporters a free online will.

In just 10 minutes, you can make important preparations for your family and pledge a meaningful gift to a cause you care about.

Including a charitable gift in your will helps you leave a ministry legacy for generations to come. You can get started today, with a free online will from everywill by Gathered Here.

Writing a will is an act of love for those around you. It can reduce emotional and financial stress on your loved ones and it can include a meaningful donation to help equip local churches to disciple young people. You can write yours for free, today.

Bequests

Book - History of Camping in the NSW Presbyterian Church

Want to see the impact one bequest had? You can order a copy of the book or download a copy for free.

Mark Neasey Memorial

Mark Neasey (1959-2024) was an elder at Blacktown East Presbyterian Church, and provided some practical support to PYC in their finance and governance around 2009. Growing up, Mark enjoyed attending PFA camps.

As a youth, Mark enjoyed the opportunity that PFA/PY camps provided for him to receive good teaching from the Bible and come to accept Jesus as His Lord and Saviour.  Spending time with other young Christians, learning in Bible Study groups as well as more sustained conversations over shared meals and late night chats with older Christians had a profound influence on his life and faith.

He also enjoyed the fun and activities that took place on camp.

Photo of Catherine and Mark Neasey
In Mark’s memory, a fund has been set up to help support bringing people along to camp; this is used by PY to help people who have financial difficulties be able to travel sometimes across much of NSW, to come to camp.
 
If you would like to think about how you might leave a gift to further support bringing people to camp, we would love to hear from you, and talk about how this could be achieved. Please contact PYNSW General Manager David Phillips to arrange a conversation.