20 July 2026
Legacy giving is the practice of creating a lasting impact by including a gift in your Will. This may also include your Central Provident Fund (CPF) and insurance policy nominations. It is inclusive and accessible to everyone, irrespective of their wealth, allowing anyone to leave a meaningful legacy.
Types of Legacy Giving
A. Will
B. CPF Nomination
C. Insurance Policy Nomination
A. Donate in your Will
By including Oogachaga Community Services Limited in your Will, you provide a gift of hope to future generations of Singapore’s LGBTQ+ community, helping to enable individuals, couples, families and communities to lead supported and affirming lives.
After making provision for those you love, here are some options if you decide to gift a legacy to the charity:
Specific bequest – a nominated amount of money or a specific gift such as property, stocks or shares.
Residual bequest – the remainder of your estate after your loved ones have been provided for.
Percentage bequest – a nominated percentage of your estate.
Please note:
Please note: Oogachaga Community Services Limited is a registered charity in Singapore, but is currently not an Institution of a Public Character (IPC). As such we are unable to issue a tax deductible receipt for donations.
You may wish to seek legal advice before making or changing your will. We recommend lawyers from this list of LGBTQ-inclusive lawyers, compiled by Same But Different.
Please include the following details in your Will if you wish to include Oogachaga Community Services Limited as a beneficiary:
Legal name: Oogachaga Community Services Limited
UEN (Unique Entity Number): 200402955N
Address: 57B Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216
B. Name as a beneficiary in your CPF Nomination
You can also nominate Oogachaga Community Services Limited as a beneficiary of your CPF assets and savings. A CPF nomination is a legal document where a person states how they want their CPF savings to be distributed in the event of their death.
Please note:
CPF nomination can be done online through the CPF website or in-person at a CPF service centre
CPF savings cannot be included in your will because they do not form your estate, and are distributed separately through the CPF nomination process.
Visit the CPF website for detailed information about making a nomination:
Please include the following details in your CPF Nomination* if you wish to include Oogachaga Community Services Limited as a beneficiary:
Legal name: Oogachaga Community Services Limited
UEN (Unique Entity Number): 200402955N
Address: 57B Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216
By nominating Oogachaga Community Services Limited as a beneficiary of your CPF savings, you can help us continue supporting and affirming individuals, couples and families in Singapore’s LGBTQ+ community.
C. Name as a beneficiary in your Insurance Policy Nomination
You can also nominate Oogachaga Community Services Limited as the beneficiary of your insurance or life policies. Please seek appropriate advice from your insurance service provider on how to do so.
Please indicate the following details if you wish to include Oogachaga Community Services Limited as a beneficiary of your insurance policy:
Legal name: Oogachaga Community Services Limited
UEN (Unique Entity Number): 200402955N
Address: 57B Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216