Leave a gift in your will

You can make a difference to the lives of those affected by alopecia by leaving a gift in your will to Alopecia UK.

A gift in your will, no matter the size, will help us to continue to improve the lives of those affected by alopecia through our aims of Support, Awareness and Research.

How do I leave a gift to Alopecia UK?

There are a number of options when it comes to leaving a gift in your will to Alopecia UK, but we recommend that you consult a professional if possible. This may be a solicitor, bank or will writer. If you do not know one, you may consider finding one through:

The Institute of Professional Will Writers

The Law Society

Questions

If you have any questions about leaving a gift in your will to Alopecia UK, please contact [email protected]

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