28 May Malki Foundation joins The Goodwill Partnership

Malki Foundation joins The Goodwill Partnership to offer best practice, home-visit, Solicitor provided Wills to its supporters and volunteers.

The Malki Foundation was founded in 2001 by Frimet and Arnold Roth to honour the memory of their 15 year old daughter Malki, murdered in a terrorist attack in the heart of Jerusalem. Since its establishment, the Malki Foundation has been a source of empowerment for families choosing home-care for their child with severe disabilities. The Foundation believes nothing is better for a child with disabilities than living at home, and no caregivers or other advocates can do a better job than the family. Non-sectarian and apolitical, the Malki Foundation gives support to every part of Israel’s society via two channels: providing paramedical therapies and lending of homecare equipment.

By teaming up with The Goodwill partnership, Malki Foundation can offer Will-writing services to its supporters which allows them to leave a legacy if they wish, although there is no obligation to do so. We will provide the charity with a monthly report of donations bequeathed, as well as the monetary value of the donation (if permitted by the donor) to help the charity plan for the future.

Rob Taub, UK Director of The Malki Foundation says: “We are very pleased to
collaborate with the Goodwill Partnership to offer our supporters a free Will writing service in the comfort of their own home. It helps give our supporters peace of mind and raises essential funds for severely disabled children in Israel.”

Mark Jackson, Co-Founder of The Goodwill Partnership says: “We are very pleased to welcome Malki Foundation to The Goodwill Partnership. We look forward to working with them to help improve legacy income to support their vital work.”

We are very pleased to collaborate with the Goodwill Partnership to offer our supporters a free Will writing service in the comfort of their own home