Our free Will writing services

Together we can transform the future for everyone affected.

Our free will services

We are pleased to offer you the chance to make or update your Will for free online, over the phone , or at home.

There is no obligation to leave a gift, but many kind supporters choose to leave us a percentage of their estate after providing for loved ones. Gifts of all sizes support ground-breaking research into early diagnosis and better treatment and care. And allow us to provide information and specialist nurse support to people affected by pancreatic cancer. Together we can transform the future.

Write your Will online or over the phone

Click the link below to write your Will for free in 30 minutes or less with Farewill, the UK’s leading online Will provider. If you prefer discussing your wishes with a specialist, Farewill also offers a free telephone Will writing service. This option is ideal for those who feel more comfortable speaking directly or have more complex requirements.

This service is only available to supporters living in England and Wales. If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland you can still write your Will in person with a solicitor

Write your Will online

Write your Will in person with a solicitor

Click the link below to request details of your local participating solicitors from the National Free Wills Network. Your details will be sent securely to them and not shared for any other purpose.

Write my Will with a solicitor

Do you have more questions about our free Will service?

You can find frequently asked questions about our free Will service here. We hope this gives you all the information you need, but if that’s not the case please do get in touch, we’d love to hear from you.

FAQs about our free Will service

Read Angela's story

After Angela was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in August 2020, she used our online free Will writing service to ensure her loved ones and the causes she cared about were provided for. Angela chose to leave a special gift in her Will to Pancreatic Cancer UK, in the hope that, one day, research into pancreatic cancer will make the pain and difficulty she endured a thing of the past.

Read Angela's story