Too many people who are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer have nothing more than hope to hold on to. And hope alone is not enough.
But things are changing. Right now, half of people die within three months of diagnosis. But we’re sure that won’t always be the case. Why? Because in our short history, we’ve already made so much progress.
We are Pancreatic Cancer UK, and we put everything we’ve got into giving people more than hope. We’ve already funded research that’s turned hope into better detection, support and treatments.
By leaving a gift in your Will you could fund more groundbreaking research like this, that could transform what a diagnosis means. You could also fund the discovery of new treatments that could give people more time. You could give people more than hope. You could give people a future.
If you’d like to know more about leaving a gift in your Will you can request a free guide. In our guide you’ll find more information about making or updating your Will, including how to get started making your Will and the difference a gift could make.
We offer free Will writing services with our trusted partners, where you can write or update a simple Will for free; online, at home, over the phone or at a solicitor’s office.
There is no obligation to leave a gift to Pancreatic Cancer UK by using these services, but many of our kind supporters choose to do so after providing for loved ones. Every legacy gift can turn hope into real change.
You can find frequently asked questions about gifts in Wills by clicking the button below. 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.
Pancreatic Cancer UK, Queen Elizabeth House, 4 St Dunstan’s Hill, London, EC3R 8AD
Registered charity in England & Wales (1112708) and Scotland (SC046392)
If you’ve been trusted to administer someone’s will, and they’ve left us a gift — we’re here to help.
Pancreatic Cancer took away the two people I loved the most. My hope is that the gift in my Will goes on to prevent other families and couples from being torn apart by this terrible disease.
If you need any more information, or would like to speak to someone about this special way of giving, please contact Clare Norman.
