Alzheimer's Research UK

For a cure

Registered Charity Number: 1077089 , SC042474
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Be part of tomorrow's cure for dementia

One in three children born this year are set to develop dementia in their lifetime.

Yet research can help protect us from the impact of dementia. A gift in your Will to Alzheimer’s Research UK, big or small, will support life-changing research, working towards a cure. It will make all the difference for our children, grandchildren and future generations, offering them a future where the heartbreak of dementia is a thing of the past..

Research is our only chance to stop dementia in its tracks. Your gift could speed up discoveries by helping to make more studies, and more research possible. It will allow the world’s best scientists to learn more about dementia and its causes. With your support, one day we will find a cure.

If you’d like to find our more about how a gift in your Will can support dementia research, you can download our Gifts in Wills guide.

If you would like more information about leaving a gift to Alzheimer’s Research UK, or if you have any questions about making or changing your Will, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01223 896 606, or email giftsinwills@alzheimersresearchuk.org
 

Planning for the future
Are you looking for information about legal issues, particularly if you or your family are affected by dementia?
Alzheimer’s Research UK has created a number of resources to help you plan for the future. To order your free pack, please visit our website or call us on 01223 896 606.
Plan for the future

Visit http://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/support-us/donate/leave-a-gift-in-your-will/

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Your guide to leaving a gift in your Will

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Free Will Service

Alzheimer’s Research UK has partnered with several organisations so our supporters can have their Wills written for free.

There’s no commitment to include a gift to Alzheimer’s Research UK in your Will if you take up one of these offers.

However, if you do want to leave a gift to support dementia research long into the future, we would be incredibly grateful.

To take advantage of the offer, please visit our website or call us on 01223 896 606.

Find out more

Visit http://alzheimersresearchuk.org/free-wills

Make a Pledge

Gifts left in wills are really important to Alzheimer's Research UK. However even if you haven't made a will, making a pledge to do so in the future would really help us to find out about your future intentions.

Pledges are not legally binding so by filling out this form you are not committing yourself! You are simply allowing Alzheimer's Research UK to confidently estimate future support for their cause.

Download Pledge Form

Leave a Legacy

If you have already made a will but you want to leave a legacy to a charity you can make an addition or change it without re-writing your current will. This addition is called a codicil.
To leave a legacy to Alzheimer's Research UK please download the codicil form below and take it along to your solicitor.
Please note however that this form is not legally binding on its own and has to be part of your main will. We advise you to seek the advice of a solicitor.
If you have any questions about leaving a legacy to us, please contact Alzheimer's Research UK directly – they will be happy to discuss this with you.

If you have already made a Will but you want to leave a legacy to a charity you can make an addition or change it without re-writing your current Will. This addition is called a Codicil.


If you are only making a small change to your Will, you can leave a legacy to Alzheimer's Research UK by please downloading our Codicil form and taking it along to your solicitor.


Please note however that this form is not legally binding on its own and has to be part of your main Will. We advise you to seek the advice of a solicitor.


If you have any questions about leaving a legacy to us, please contact Alzheimer's Research UK directly – they will be happy to discuss this with you.

Download Codicil Form

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