Make your Will for free
Create your Will online quickly with Farewill, our trusted Will writing provider
Making a Will is one of the most important things you can do to protect the people and causes you care about. To help make this easier, we’ve partnered with Farewill, a trusted Will writing provider to offer free Wills for our supporters. Alternatively, you can find a solicitor by visiting the Law Society.
There is no obligation to leave Acorns a gift in your Will. However, after taking care of your loved ones, we hope you would consider leaving a percentage of your estate to us. A gift in your Will can make a lasting difference and help ensure our work continues for future generations.
Free Wills with Farewill
Farewill is the UK’s leading online Will writing service, trusted by hundreds of thousands of people. Their straightforward platform makes it easy to create a simple legally valid Will, with expert review to ensure everything is correct.
With Farewill, you can:
- Create your Will online in under 30 minutes
- Have it checked by specialists
- Get friendly support whenever you need it
*More complex Wills may occur a charge, which can be discussed with Farewill
Finding a solicitor
Writing a Will is a personal decision, and it’s important to choose the option that feels right for you. However, we would always recommend using a professional solicitor to write or update your Will to ensure all legal formalities are carried out correctly and your Will is valid.
If your circumstances are complex, a solicitor can offer tailored legal advice to make sure your Will reflects your intentions clearly and correctly.
Find a solicitor to visit using The Law Society.
Leaving a gift in Your Will to Acorns
A gift in your Will, whatever its size, will help secure the future of Acorns Children’s Hospice. For many of the families we support, the care they receive is only possible thanks to the generosity of people who choose to leave a gift in their Will.
Find out more about how leaving a gift in your Will can help, and how to do so. Request a Gift in Wills guide here.