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Working with us
Gifts in Wills fund over a third of our research. Without them we simply would not be able to undertake all the vital research that will one day beat cancer
Your on-going commitment, together with the generosity of your clients, will bring forward the day when everyone survives.
Online Solicitor Form
If you're one of our Solicitor partners, please submit your Free Will Service (FWS) pledge forms using our online form.
If you have issues accessing or using the online FWS pledge form, please contact your Legacy Partnership Manager.
Get in touch
Each year we process over 6,000 gifts in Wills, making us the leading experts in the sector.
Our team of Legacy specialists can provide you with all the information and support you need to help create a future where everyone survives cancer.
If you have any questions regarding administrating a Will please contact us on:
Phone 020 3469 8797
Free online CPD event
Cancer Research UK and WVW are delighted to invite you to a free online CPD event on 19th April focused on "Navigating complex estates - from choppy waters to calm seas ".
Read our latest blog
Stay up to the date with the latest Legacy sector news. Our latest article from Megan Paul, our Legacy Management Specialist, looks at important changes in ex-gratia legislation.
Prompt Sheet
We've put together some key information regarding Cancer Research UK and the Free Will Service in order to support your conversations with our supporters.
Marketing Materials
We’ve created a suite of digital and printable materials to assist the vital work you do. Download posters, leaflets, logos and forms today and help create a future where everyone survives cancer.
Solicitor Testimonial
“Cancer Research UK’s free Will writing service has allowed us to offer an affordable and reliable service to our clients whilst sustainably agreeing future funding for the charity. We understand the importance of these legacies and are proud to be associated with Cancer Research UK’s invaluable work to beating cancer”
Emma Brice, Neilson’s Solicitors
