We have special schemes that enable you to update or make your Will for free, online, via phone or by visiting a solicitor.

Having your Will written gives you the opportunity to influence the world you’ll leave behind by remembering the causes that matter to you. You can choose to remember causes and organisations that reflect your interests, your passions, your beliefs and what you stand for. We are dedicated to fighting prostate cancer through funding research, supporting men and raising awareness, and we rely entirely on donations from our supporters in order to fund this work. Gifts in Wills play a huge part of that support.

The schemes are intended for Prostate Cancer UK supporters, or their partners. You don’t have to include a gift to the Prostate Cancer UK in the Will you write, but we do hope you’ll consider it, after you’ve provided for your loved ones.

Visit a Solicitor

• If you would like to visit a solicitor and get your Will written for free, please contact us here and provide your name and postal address
• Our partners at the National Free Wills Network will then have your pack sent out to you as soon as possible with a list of participating solicitors in your area.
• We are able to offer our supporters the opportunity to write a simple Will at no cost to you. If your Will is more complicated, you may be asked to pay an additional cost.
• You or your partner must be 55 or over.

Write your Will online

• If you would prefer to write your Will online, you can do so by using our partner Farewill. If this is of interest to you, please let us know here, and we will send you the details. 
• We have partnered with Farewill to offer Prostate Cancer UK supporters an easy way to write your Will, online and for free.
• A simple Will usually costs at least £90, but you are able to make your Will online in four simple steps, from the comfort of your own home and with live support from their Will specialists.
• Every Will is proofread and approved by a qualified specialist, and once signed and witnessed will be legally binding.