Two young people on a Teenage Cancer Trust ward. There is an applied graphical gradient, with the colours transitioning from tea to a light blue. An addiotnal graphical element with the same gradient, but reversed is applied to a looping ribbon.

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When young people and their families need us most, leaving a gift in your Will could make all the difference. 

We receive no government funding. By helping to keep our services running in the years to come, your gift could keep hope alive for young people with cancer and their families. 

Please leave a gift in your Will today - and leave behind a better future for young people with cancer.

Ange (on right) and her daughter Honor (on the left), a case study who have left a gift in their Will to Teenage Cancer Trust

“I’d been meaning to write a will for a while, so when I saw that you could do one with Farewill I decided to give that a go.

It didn’t take long and I could do it in the comfort of my own home. I didn’t want to pay a solicitor, so being able to do a will online and donate that cost to Teenage Cancer Trust was great.”

Information for executors & solicitors

If you’re an executor and it’s all new to you, don’t worry — we’re here to help. You’ll find clear guidance on what to do if someone has left a gift to Teenage Cancer Trust.

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Answers to your questions

Do you have more questions about leaving a gift in your will?  Find answers here: FAQS

Or if you’d like to talk to someone, please contact us by phone: 020 7612 0370 or by email: [email protected]

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