Legacy Giving
A gift in your Will is a pledge to help create a world free of childhood cancer.
It is a legacy you’ll leave to the world.
We know family and friends come first, and we’re very grateful to everyone who feels able to leave such a special gift to World Child Cancer. Whatever amount you are able to leave in your Will, it will help create a world where all children have access to life-saving cancer treatment and care.
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How your Gift Will Help
Your legacy gift will enable children in Africa and Asia to survive cancer, and build a healthcare system that treats children early and effectively, so they can thrive.
Your gift will help to…
- Save thousands of young lives every year
- Train local doctors and nurses to transform children’s cancer care
- Create cutting-edge children’s cancer departments, with life-saving equipment
Meet some of the other people pledging
"I have been a children’s cancer nurse for more than thirty years. I have seen survival rates from childhood cancer here in the UK rise to over 80%, but I've also been to countries where that is as low as 20%, so many children die untreated, and often in pain. World Child Cancer is changing that, so by leaving a gift in my Will I help create a future where all children get the care they deserve."
Rachel Hollis, Chair of Trustees, World Child Cancer
Write your Will for free with Farewill
We have teamed up with Will-writing specialists Farewill so you can write your Will for free. It takes most people 15 minutes, and you can do it from the comfort of your own home.
Once you’ve finished writing your Will, Farewill’s team of specialists will check it over and let you know if anything needs to be clarified.
Information for Executors and Solicitors
A solicitor or professional Will-writing service will help you make sure that all the formalities are covered in your Will, and that it is legally valid.
To find a solicitor in your local area, you can search the directory of the Law Society, the independent professional body for solicitors:
- If you live in England or Wales, visit: lawsociety.org.uk
- If you live in Scotland, search lawscot.org.uk
- If you live in Northern Ireland, visit: lawsoc-ni.org

