You may consider that your total bequest goes to the Reserve Fund. The bequest you make will then be kept in perpetuity with only the interest from the bequest used towards projects. You can then decide on these options:

• Reserve Fund but left "untagged" (the trustees then have the option to decide on which projects the interest from your bequest will support).
• Reserve Fund for Church Restoration and Maintenance. The interest from your bequest will only be used on the Church structure and other Church projects.
• Reserve Fund for General Parish Projects. The interest from your bequest will be used on presbytery, Church organ, stained glass windows, garden/lawn development and maintenance, etc, at the discretion of the trustees.

You also have the option of earmarking in your bequest for one, two or all three of the account options detailed above if your bequest is directed to the Reserve Fund, by specifying in writing the percentage of your bequest's interest you want to go to the options you nominate.

If you prefer, it is completely acceptable for you to leave your bequest "untagged". When you do this the trustees will allocate the total sum you bequest to one or more of the following accounts:

• to the Reserve Funding
• to an account where your total bequest will be spent on the Church structure.
• to a general account where the total sum will go towards various projects associated with the presbytery, the Church organ, the stained glass windows, the garden/lawns or such other projects as permitted by the Trust's constitution, as deemed appropriate at the time by the trustees according to requirements detailed in the Trust's annual budget plan, drawn up by the trustees for any particular year.