Press
Since being founded in 1988, Will Aid has enabled legal firms to raise over £13 million for nine of the UK’s favourite charities. At the same time, the campaign has encouraged and helped thousands of people to write their Will.
The more publicity Will Aid receives, the more funds will be raised and the more families will be spared the distress of coping with legal complications as well as losing a loved one. With the help of the media we hope to raise even more than 2012's anticipated total of £2.1 million. To see Will Aid press releases, please follow this press releases link.
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Our celebrity support
Will Aid enjoys the support of a number of celebrity patrons.
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Will Aid worked for me
"The Will Aid scheme has given us the opportunity to promote our department and welcome new clients from the local area. The scheme not only enables us give something back to the local community, but also enables us to help raise money for worthy causes. Will Aid has brought in numerous clients and in turn referrals from their colleagues and families. This has had a positive impact on our PR. "
- Andrew Jones, Mackrell Turner Garrett
Will Aid worked for me
"I realise that if I’d made my Will myself it wouldn’t have been good enough and I’m glad we did it professionally. The solicitor helped us think through the implications and preparations for our child’s best interests. There are so many things to consider, so having the professional advice was very useful indeed."
- Rebekah Webb
£90 could help train a healthworker to diagnose and treat children for deadly illnesses
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"The only way to ensure that the people you love are provided for when you die is to have a proper Will."
Graham Norton
