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Bequests & Jacaranda Society

Leaving a Lasting Legacy for Future Generations

Leaving a bequest, a donation in your Will, is an expression of your vision for the future whilst recognising and honouring the things that have been important to you during your lifetime. It is a generous and lasting legacy and can make an enduring difference to future generations.

Thank you for considering leaving a donation in your Will to Perth College.

To find out more please contact foundation@pc.wa.edu.au or (08) 9471 2105. All correspondence is treated in the strictest of confidence.

The Jacaranda Society

The Jacaranda Society was established in 2012 by Perth College Foundation to acknowledge and thank those who have chosen to support Perth College through a donation in their Will.

The society's name was inspired by the School’s iconic Jacaranda trees, which have become synonymous with Perth College. Often associated with wisdom, the Jacaranda trees at Perth College represent the history and growth of our School, a fitting testimony to those who wish to support Perth College beyond their lifetime.

“I have left a bequest to Perth College, as did my mother Joan. We both felt that this was a way to give back to our wonderful School a mere fraction of what we were given.”
- Beverley Ireland: Jacaranda Society Founding Patron, donor, past Old Girls Association Committee, School Council and Foundation Board member.

Everyone who informs us that they have remembered Perth College in their Will is invited to join the Jacaranda Society. As a member you will:

  • Enable Perth College to recognise your intentions appropriately.
  • Be kept updated about the School’s development and activities.
  • Receive invitations to special School events, including the Foundation's annual Jacaranda Society lunch.

If you have made provisions for Perth College in your Will, or would like to discuss doing so, we encourage you to inform us. Please contact us via email foundation@pc.wa.edu.au or phone (08) 9471 2105. All correspondence is treated in the strictest of confidence.