Being remembered in your Will would be an honour for Worldwide Cancer Research. It is a declaration of your wish to start new cancer cures around the world so that one day, we will end cancer.
We know that by starting new cures, one day we will end cancer. Our projects lead to lifesaving advances in finding better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. But we can't fund those projects without your help.
Loved ones are the first thing we think about in the morning and the last thing we think about at night. Writing your Will is no different. Adding a small percentage or amount to Worldwide Cancer Research allows you to take care of your loved ones first, last and always by ending the suffering caused by cancer for generations to come.
We offer a free Will writing and review service. This allows you to easily write or update a simple Will – and it won’t cost you a penny. You don’t have to include a gift to Worldwide Cancer Research, but of course we’d be extremely grateful if you did.
If you'd like to find out more or to register your interest in our Free Will Service, chat to one of our friendly Supporter Experience team on 0300 777 7910 or email enquiries@worldwidecancerresearch.org.
To leave a gift in your Will to Worldwide Cancer Research, all you need to provide your solicitor with is:
Name of charity: Worldwide Cancer Research
Registered charity number: SC022918
Address: 1st Floor, Canning Exchange, 10 Canning Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8EG
Please note:
Worldwide Cancer Research was founded as AICR – The Association for International Cancer Research. Our previous address was Madras House, South Street, St Andrews, KY16 9EH. Our current address at 10 Canning Street in Edinburgh, is noted above.
Start by jotting down a list of your assets and their estimated value. Assets like property, shares, savings, and other items of value that you own, including jewellery, cars and antiques. Next, consider what you owe. This may include your mortgage, loans or bills. Take what you owe away from your assets and this will give you an idea of the value of your estate.
Think about the family and friends you may wish to remember in your Will, before considering the causes you care about. Then decide how you’d like to divide your estate.
Most people choose trusted family members, friends or their solicitor to be their executor and ensure that their wishes are carried out.
Once you’ve decided what your wishes are, contact a solicitor to get your Will written. We can also put you in touch with a local solicitor through our Free Will Service.
The research you help us fund has led to some incredible advances in how we prevent, diagnose and treat cancer.
Thanks to your kindness and generosity we're starting new cancer cures all around the world, right now.
There are so many ways that you can help us start new cancer cures. However you choose to support us, you are helping to end cancer.