Give in your will

Leaving a gift in your will to Myeloma UK takes us one step closer to a cure.  

Together, we’re making amazing progress in the research and treatment of myeloma –but we can’t stop at treatable.

Join the journey to cure myeloma

Every day, 17 people in the UK are told they have myeloma. Thousands of people are already living with myeloma. Life with myeloma can be relentless – an exhausting cycle of treatments, remissions, and relapses. But it doesn’t have to stay this way.

By leaving a gift in your will, you could help:

  • Fund vital research that brings us closer to a cure
  • Develop and accelerate access to new treatments
  • Ensure everyone affected by myeloma has the information, advice and support they need.

Close to one quarter of our charitable work is funded by gifts in wills. But with more work still to do, we need more people to take this inspiring step and be part of the journey to a cure.

Contact Faith from the gifts in wills team 

Every gift, of any size, plays an important part in changing lives. Once you’ve provided for your loved ones, any gift you leave will make a lasting difference for people affected by myeloma. 

If you have any questions or would like a confidential, no obligation chat about leaving a gift in your will, I’d love to hear from you. Please email giftsinwills@myeloma.org.uk or call 0131 230 0429

Download your Gifts in Wills Guide

Get your Myeloma UK Gifts in Wills Guide. Find out how you can play a life-changing role and make a real difference to future generations.

We’ve also included plenty of information about what to consider when making or reviewing your will.

Write your will for free

To make it easier for you to write or review your will, we’ve partnered with the National Free Wills Network. A solicitor can help you write or review your simple or mirror wills for free.

It’s always a good idea to talk to a will-writing expert if you’re writing or reviewing your will. You’re welcome to use any solicitor you choose, but if you’d like to use our free service, here’s how:

  1. Complete the National Free Wills Network online enquiry form, or contact us at giftsinwills@myeloma.org.uk or 0131 230 0429.
  2. You’ll receive your free will-writing information pack with details of participating solicitors in your area.
  3. Book your appointment, in person or online. Your solicitor will guide you through everything, step by step.

By using this service, you do not have to leave Myeloma UK a gift in your will. But if you do, thank you so much. Your kindness today will help change the future for generations to come.

A gift in your will can help do more

Graham is so grateful that Myeloma UK has been there to support him. Now he wants to help Myeloma UK be there for even more people affected by myeloma. That’s why Graham and his wife, Karen, have left gifts in their wills.

“It was obvious to me that if I was going to rewrite my will, why would I not leave a gift to the charity that is closest to me – Myeloma UK.”

Barbara’s gift for future treatments

After years of living with precursor conditions, Barbara has been on a number of different treatments since her myeloma diagnosis. She knows how fortunate she has been to receive these treatments and through her gift in will, she wants to make sure that research continues.

I am lucky to have benefitted from new treatments. With my gift in will to Myeloma UK I wish to help fund research so that others can benefit too.”

Why Andy and Liz used the Myeloma UK free will writing service

Andy and Liz had been meaning to write their wills for a little while. So, when they saw the free will writing service provided by Myeloma UK on the website, it gave them the motivation to actually go ahead and do it.

“It’s a very easy process leaving a gift in your will to Myeloma UK. Your gift will really help make a difference and go towards research for this condition.”

Andy and Liz want to make an impact and that’s why they’ve left a gift in their wills to Myeloma UK.

We are pleased to say that we are a proud member of Remember A Charity who have further resources on writing or updating your Will.

To access this information please visit Remember A Charity’s guide on making a Will.

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