Good Bitches Baking is all about spreading a bit of sweetness in our communities. We aim to give a moment of happiness to people going through a tough time.
Anyone can be a Good Bitch – it’s a very admiring and gender-inclusive term. Good Bitches are people who want to help those in their community who are having a tough time. You don’t have to be a master baker, because it’s the kindness in your intentions that matters more than the final product.
Good Bitches Baking is all about spreading a bit of sweetness in our communities. We aim to give a moment of happiness to people going through a tough time.
Anyone can be a Good Bitch – it’s a very admiring and gender-inclusive term. Good Bitches are people who want to help those in their community who are having a tough time. You don’t have to be a master baker, because it’s the kindness in your intentions that matters more than the final product.
Support us with
a bequest
No matter how big or small, a bequest is one of the most significant gifts you can make. It can change lives for the better by helping us with our mission to make Aotearoa New Zealand the kindest place on earth.
We are a registered charitable trust and support from people in the community is what keeps us going. Your gift can be a specific sum, a percentage of your estate or even a specific property or asset. And how it’s used is up to you; if you wish, we can use your bequest for a specific purpose or project.
How to leave a bequest to the Good Bitches baking Trust
If you don’t have a current will, it’s best to get in touch with your family solicitor or a trustee company, such as the Public Trust or NZ Guardian Trust. They’ll help you create a will that reflects your wishes, ensuring they’re clearly understood, and can include a bequest to Good Bitches as part of this process. To do this, you’ll need the full name and address of the Trust which is: Good Bitches Trust, 5i/10 Lorne Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011.
If you have an existing will, it can be updated to include a bequest to the Good Bitches Trust by making a codicil (a codicil is an addition to your will). It’s important to do this process in consultation with your solicitor, however, to assist you download an example of a codicil form that we hope will be a useful guide.
If you’d like to know more, please get in touch by emailing hq@gbb.org.nz.