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Since being founded in 1988, Will Aid has enabled legal firms to raise over £11 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 last year’s £2 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
"We were delighted to take part. The Will Aid promotion attracted new clients from a wide area and many told us that the scheme had given them the impetus to write their Will - which they had meant to do for ages."
- Philip Kirkland, Kirklands
Will Aid worked for me
"Although we had a Will but it was very old. Our financial situation had changed and the children had grown up so it was time to update it. The solicitor was knowledgeable, approachable, and very easy to talk to. I’d recommend that people get their Will up to date through Will Aid. It puts your mind at rest and charities benefit."
- Lesley Matthews
A donation of £135 could ensure we are there to answer calls or online contacts from more than 33 children who pluck up the courage to contact ChildLine and ask for help
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"It is very important to review your Will every few years. Family circumstances change, people grow older and the rules relating to inheritance change."
Dame Judi Dench
