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Writing your Will, made simple

We’ve partnered with Farewill, the UK’s best-rated Will writing provider, to make it free and straightforward for our supporters to write or update their Will. 

Once your loved ones are provided for, leaving a gift to Solving Kids’ Cancer UK is a way to help create a brighter future for children with neuroblastoma and their families.

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Write your Will online with Farewill

We know that making a Will can feel like one more complicated task on an already long list. Farewill was created to change that - making Will-writing accessible, affordable, and genuinely simple, without sacrificing the care and accuracy a legal document like this needs.

They’ve helped hundreds of thousands of people across the UK write their Wills, and every single one is checked by a qualified specialist before it’s finalised.

Make a lasting difference 

Writing your Will is an opportunity to look after the people you love and the causes that matter to you. If you choose, you can also leave a gift to Solving Kids’ Cancer UK, helping fund vital research and support for families facing neuroblastoma. There’s no obligation to leave a gift to use our free Will-writing service.

How it works

  • Write your Will online, in around 15–30 minutes — answer a few straightforward questions about your wishes, at your own pace, from home
  • If your Will is more complex, you can complete it by phone instead, with a specialist on hand to guide you
  • Every Will is checked by a specialist before it’s finalised, so you can be confident it reflects your wishes
  • It’s completely free using the link below

Frequently asked questions