Gifts in Wills are one of the most powerful ways to support our work and help us find new ways to prevent, detect and treat cancer for future generations.
Your gift can help us commit to long-term research projects with the biggest potential. It can also support life-saving treatments such as radiotherapy for people like Laurel, pictured above, who was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer in 2006.
Find all the information you’ll need to write your Will or update an existing one in our free guide.
Get your Gifts in Wills GuideIf you have any questions about legacy giving or need advice, your local Legacy Relationship Managers are here to support you.
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Find all the information you need to write your Will or update an existing one.
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Speak to a Will writing provider to ensure your final wishes are looked after. Contact your Legacy Relationship Manager if you have any questions.
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Talk to our dedicated team for questions or advice, and let us know if you intend to pledge.
If you decide to leave a gift in your will, there are different types to choose from.
A percentage share of your estate. This type of gift is the most valuable because it’s inflation-proof.
A fixed amount of money from your estate. It can lose its value over time as costs increase.
This could be a particular item such as a car, jewellery or a property.
We helped develop IMRT – a more targeted type of radiotherapy – and have established RadNet, a nationwide radiotherapy research network.
Together with the CRIS Cancer Foundation, we’ve awarded a team of trailblazing researchers £1.7m to develop LungVax – the world’s first vaccine to prevent lung cancer.
Hear from our amazing researchers and discover the impact of your legacy at one of our free events.
Find answers to commonly asked questions about leaving a gift in your Will.
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Administering a Will can feel overwhelming, especially if you are new to the process. We have lots of resources available to support you every step of the way.
